- The 2021 Housing Inventory Count (HIC) and Sheltered Point in Time Count (PIT) have been submitted to HUD
- Thank you to all the agencies that participated in the process.
- Visit the links below to see an overview of the 2021 HIC and Sheltered PIT data:
- For more information visit the HIC and PIT Reports Page
Author: Adriana McCarty
Clarity Lagging Issue Resolved
The HMIS Team has received an update from BitFocus about the system lag the users had experienced last week. The developers have created modifications to resolve the issue.
In case you continue to have issues with the system, please let us know.
Thank you for your patience while this issue was being resolved!
Slower Response Times in OC HMIS
The last couple of days, our HMIS has been running slower than normal. We apologize for the inconveniences this might have caused to all our users. Bitfocus’ developers are currently working on resolving the lag in the system.
For updates on the resolution of this issue, please click here.
Thank you!
Housing Survivors of Sexual Assault Webinar Series – August 18, 2020 – 3:00 PM EDT
| HUD’s Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPS) in partnerships with The National Sexual Resource Center, the Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and the National Organization of Sisters of Color Ending Sexual Assault (SCESA) is hosting a series of webinars focused on housing homeless survivors of sexual assault. The first webinar on August 18, 2020 from 3:00 – 4:30 PM EDT is for Continuum of Care (CoC) and Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) recipients as well as members of the mainstream homeless service provision community. The webinar will discuss resources available to support homeless survivors of sexual assault and will highlight trauma-informed practices that homeless providers should implement to ensure the safety and agency for homeless survivors of sexual assault. Presenters include: Karla Vierthaler, National Sexual Resource Center Cat Fribley, Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault Condencia Brade, National Organization of Sisters of Color Ending Sexual Assault Shara Wells and Lisa Coffman, SNAPS Registration is not needed for this event. To join the webinar, simply access the login page at the link below: Join the Housing Homeless Survivors of Sexual Assault Webinar Questions? If you have any questions about this webinar or encounter difficulties joining, please contact Tommy Joe Bednar at Thomas_Bednar@abtassoc.com. |
2020 HIC and Sheltered PIT submitted!
- The 2020 Housing Inventory Count (HIC) and Sheltered Point in Time Count (PIT) have been submitted to HUD!
- Thank you to all the agencies that participated in the process.
- Visit the links below to see an overview of the 2020 HIC and Sheltered PIT data:
- For more information visit the HIC and PIT Reports Page
Data Quality Report Cards Q4 2019 Published!
The Data Quality Report Cards for Q4 of 2019 has been published and is available for your review:
Quarter Four 2019 (10/1/19 – 12/31/19)
The Data Quality Dashboard is posted quarterly, and it is looking at two of the main components of Data Quality: Data Completeness and Data Timeliness.
Transitional Housing Goals and Outcomes Report Posted!
The Transitional Housing Goals and Outcomes Report have been posted!
Click here to see the report
Transitional Housing Project Performance Reports Published!
The dynamic Transitional Housing (TH) Project Performance report for the 11/1/2018 – 10/31/2019 reporting period is now published and a PDF version is also available.
Please share the data with leadership at your agencies!
Data Quality Report Cards Q3 2019 Published!
The Data Quality Report Cards for Q3 of 2019 has been published and is available for your review:
Quarter Three 2019 (7/1/19 – 9/30/19)
This new Data Quality Dashboard will be posted quarterly, and it is looking at two of the main components of Data Quality: Data Completeness and Data Timeliness.
Review Webinar: Engaging Individuals who have Experienced Chronic Homelessness
If you were unable to attend the HUD webinar: Engaging Individuals who have Experienced Chronic Homelessness hosted by The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) on July 18th, you can go to the link to review an archived recording of the discussion.
The webinar includes:
- Motivational Interviewing and techniques to meet people where they are.
- How to apply harm reduction principles with Housing First through crisis housing.
- Housing individuals with active substance abuse and psychiatric conditions.
- Collaborations that can improve housing stability and whole health.
- How integrated health, behavioral health, and housing services using Housing First can improve a person’s housing stability and wellbeing.
If you have questions or issues, please email webevents@ahpnet.com.