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Your Input Needed – Participate in TPCH NOFO Community Input Sessions (September 12-16, 2022)

Your Input Needed – Participate in TPCH NOFO Community Input Sessions (September 12-16, 2022)

by Jason Thorpe / Friday, 02 September 2022 / Published in Community, Featured, Now Happening

Your Input is Needed – Participate in TPCH Community Input Sessions Regarding the FY 2022 CoC Annual and Supplemental Community Applications.

Each year, TPCH is required to prepare a community application for CoC Program funds. The community application plays a critical role in our ability to retain and increase HUD funding for housing and services for people experiencing homelessness throughout Pima County.

TPCH will be holding a series of Community Input Sessions during which community stakeholders will provide input to improve this year’s community applications for the FY 2022 Annual and Supplemental Notices of Funding Opportunity.  Each session will include a review of draft application sections and the opportunity to suggest improvements to our community’s funding application.

TPCH members and community partners are strongly encouraged to attend all community input sessions related to your individual and organizational expertise and role.  

Click here to download the Community Input Session Schedule with Registration Links as a PDF document.

COMMUNITY INPUT SESSION SCHEDULE

Session 1 – Housing and Income System Performance/Outcomes (September 12, 2022, 10am-11:30am)

Topics: Housing First Evaluation, Mainstream Benefits, Reduction in First Time Homelessness, Length of Time Homeless, Exits to and Retention of Permanent Housing, Returns to Homelessness, Increasing Cash Income, Increasing Non-Employment Cash Income

Click here to RSVP for Session 1 – Housing and Income System Performance/Outcomes.

Session 2 – Outreach and Coordinated Entry (September 13, 2022 1pm-2:30pm)

Topics: Street Outreach, Coordinated Entry Process, Participant Centered Approaches to Coordinated Entry

This session will occur during the regularly scheduled TPCH Outreach Coalition meeting. Click here to join the meeting at 1pm on September 13, 2022.

Session 3 – Equity and Inclusion (September 14, 2022 10:30am-12pm)

Topics: LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Policies, Analyzing Racial Disparities, Strategies to Address Racial Disparities, Tracking Progress on Eliminating Racial Disparities, Outreach Efforts to Engage People with Lived Experience in Leadership and Decision Making, Professional Development and Employment of People with Lived Experience, Gathering Feedback and Addressing Challenges of People with Lived Experience, Promoting Racial Equity in Local Competition and Review.  

This session will occur during the regularly scheduled TPCH Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee meeting. Click here to join the meeting at 10:30am on September 14.

Session 4 – Special Populations: Youth, Families, and Survivors of Domestic Abuse (September 15, 2022 2pm-3:30pm)

Topics: Formal Partnerships with Education Providers, Informing Youth & Families About Education Rights, Effectively Counting Youth in the PIT Count, Addressing DV Needs, Annual DV Safety and Best Practices Training, Using De-Identified Aggregate DV Data, Emergency Transfer Plans, Accessing to Housing for DV Survivors, DV Safety, Planning, and Confidentiality, Comparable Databases

Click here to RSVP for Session #4 – Special Populations.

Session 5 – Continuum of Care Processes (September 16, 2022 10:30am-12pm)

Topics: Process for Inviting New Members, Strategy on Preventing and Ending Homelessness, Public Notice, Consultation with ESG Recipients, PHA Admission Preferences, Non-Congregate Sheltering, Partnerships with Public Health Agencies, Collaborating to Address Infectious Disease, Increasing Affordable Housing Supply, Addressing Severe Needs in Project Review, Reviewing Performance in Existing Projects

Click here to RSVP for Session #5 – CoC Processes.

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