Please be advised that the HMIS system will be unavailable on December 2, 2016, from 10PM to 2AM PST while Patch 244 is being applied to HMIS. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Category: News
HMIS Q3 2016 Report Cards Posted!
HMIS Q3 2016 Report Cards have been published and are available here! These report cards review data quality and data timeliness for each project, and include average data quality scores by project type! Also, check out the newest report card, Entries Referred from the Coordinated Entry System!
2016 HIC and Sheltered PIT Data has been Posted!
The 2016 HIC and Sheltered PIT numbers for Orange County have been posted here!
October 2016 Data Matters Newsletter Published!
Check out the October 2016 Data Matters Newsletter available here!
New HMIS Intake, Exit, and Annual Assessment Forms!
As of October 1st, the data elements in HMIS have been updated to reflect the new Data Standards released by HUD. The HMIS Intake, Annual Assessment, and Exit forms have also been updated to match HMIS, and are published on our website here. For more information, check out the October 2016 Data Matters Newsletter!
Unable to Save Questions on Program Entry
We were made aware that users cannot save the responses from the Program Entry page. We have submitted a ticket with the vendor. They are working on it. Once we hear from vendor, we will notify you.
New HMIS Spotlight for October!
Check out the HMIS Spotlight for October 2016 here! This month’s spotlight is the top 3 projects with shortest average length of stay in Street Outreach, Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, and Rapid Re-housing!
September 2016 Data Matters Newsletter Published!
Check out the September 2016 Data Matters newsletter here!
2015 CoC Dashboard Reports
HUD has released the 2015 CoC Dashboard Report. The report contain graphics depicting data from the Point-in-Time (PIT) count and Housing Inventory Count (HIC), which provide a quick overview of a CoC’s performance in serving homeless individuals with their CoC awards. Check it out here.
211OC Is Hiring
It is with much regret that we must inform the community that Casey Parnis, an HMIS Data Analyst, is no longer working at 211OC.
With Casey’s departure, the HMIS department is currently a little short-handed so please bear with us in the interim while we go through the hiring process.
We are currently seeking candidates for HMIS Jr. Data Analyst and HMIS Data Analyst positions. If you know of anyone qualified, please share the job links.