TPCH General Council Meets February 12, 2026

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Adoption of 2026-2030 Strategic Plan

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Coordinated Entry Written Standards Updates

Megan Sanes, Continuum of Care Lead Agency

NOFO and Federal Impacts

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Longitudinal System Analysis Data Presentation

Clifton Phanawong Nelson, Pima County

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Intersection of Health and Homelessness

City of Tucson MDOT project spotlight

Sequential Intercept Modeling

Nahrin Jabro, Pima County

Download the Meeting Materials:

2.12.2026 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

November General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster

Governance Charter Amendment

Finalized 2026-2030 Strategic Plan

Written Standards Update

Committee Reports

TPCH 2025 Continuum of Care Board and Committee Election

TPCH CONTINUUM OF CARE BOARD AND COMMITTEE ELECTION

ALL VOTES ARE DUE BY 11:59PM - Thursday, May 22nd

ELECTION MATERIALS

This package includes:

Overview of the election process and voting instructions
Roster of current members of TPCH General Council with voting privileges as of May 8, 2024
Roster of seated CoC Board Members
Roster of CoC Board and Committee candidates
Listing of CoC Board and Committee candidates with disclosed areas of expertise as defined by the TPCH Committee Composition Operating Policy and key diversity goals
Candidate statements of interest and affiliations
Overview of CoC Committee purpose and summarized responsibilities
Quick Reference tool identifying candidates by organization and bodies to which each candidate has applied

Find the Election Materials here

VOTING INSTRUCTIONS

Only one ballot may be cast for each TPCH voting organizational member identified in the membership roster. Multiple votes from the same organization will not be accepted.

Ballots may not include votes for more candidates than are eligible for election on any voting body. The ballot indicates the total number of votes that can be cast for each voting body.

No individual may serve on more than two (2) elected bodies of the Continuum of Care (CoC Board + 1 Committee, or 2 Committees).

No agency may have more than two (2) representatives seated on any elected body. If an agency has two (2) elected representatives on a single elected body, each representative will have one vote on all actions taken by the elected body.

All ballots must be cast online no later than 11:59pm Thursday, May 22nd.

Late ballots will not be accepted. Vote here starting Thursday, May 8, 2025.

TPCH Coordinated Entry Trainings Made Available

ATTENTION ALL COORDINATED ENTRY ASSESSORS

If you are a Licensed HMIS Coordinated Entry Assessor, and have not yet done so, please complete the Coordinated Entry Skilled Assessor training on the TPCH Learning Management System (LMS). Please complete the virtual training no later than March 31, 2025.

On that date, only assessors who have completed both the HMIS Workflow and the Skilled Assessor trainings will have access to Coordinated Entry in the HMIS Database. Please register for an account on the e-Learning site at https://tpch.talentlms.com/index in order to gain access to the virtual training. If you already have an account, this training can be accessed in the “Coordinated Entry” section of the course catalogue.

TPCH General Council Meets November 21, 2024

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

CoC Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

Youth Homelessness System Improvement (YHSI) Grant Update and Governance Amendment Motion

Kyle Kerns, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) Provider Session: Youth Engagement

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

Safety Planning

Arizona Center to End Sexual & Domestic Violence

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Housing and Health Opportunities (H2O) Information Session

TJ Reed, Solari Inc.

Download the Meeting Materials:

11.21.2024 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

8.8.2024 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 11.21.2024

Proposed Amendment to TPCH Governance Charter - Youth Action Committee/Youth Homelessness System Improvement

Volunteers, Donations, Services Needed for Hope In The Park, a resource fair for unsheltered individuals and families

The City of Tucson and Tucson Homeless Connect will hold Hope in the Park, a day-long resource fair which will provide various resources for unsheltered individuals and families. Hope in the Park will be held at Rudy Garcia Park, 5001 S. Nogales Highway, southeast corner with Irvington Road, Friday Oct. 11 from 9 AM to 2 PM.

This event will help individuals obtain services in health screening, behavioral health, VA benefits, food, shelter/housing, legal assistance, clothing, haircuts, animal care, and more. Volunteers, donations and services are needed.

The event is sponsored by the non-profit support group Tucson Homeless Connect, and the City of Tucson's Multi-Disciplinary Outreach Team (MDOT), a program of Housing and Community Development (HCD), and Parks and Recreation Department. The mission of Tucson Homeless Connect is to provide a single location where local agencies, government, businesses, medical providers and the faith community collaborate to help the homeless persons with basic needs, referrals and advocacy.

“Tucson Homeless Connect is more than just an event – it's a lifeline for those in need. It brings our community together to offer essential services, compassion, and hope to our most vulnerable neighbors, demonstrating that when we unite, we can make a real difference in the fight against homelessness,” said Thelma Magallanes, MDOT project coordinator.

To ensure a successful resource fair, service providers, donations and volunteers are greatly needed.

Potential donations include bicycles, solar cell phone charging stations, gift cards, tents, sleeping bags, and money. Service providers are needed to offer their agencies’ services to the unsheltered community.

Homeless Connect and MDOT are seeking 300 volunteers for a range of tasks: setup from 7-8:30 AM, registration and guides from 8 AM to 1 PM, general work from 9 AM to 2 PM, and cleanup from 1-3 PM. Volunteers can sign up here: http://www.tucsonhomelessconnect.org/volunteer.html

Event organizers are expecting more than 300 individuals, including veterans, people living on the street, youths and families with children

"Tucson Homeless Connect is a one-stop shop. Volunteers will guide our visitors throughout the resource fair and are an essential part of the event," said Robert Wild, a community safety navigator for HCD’s Housing First Program.

Tucson Homeless Connect is a non-profit 501c3. Tax-deductible donations may be mailed to: Tucson Homeless Connect, C/O Britni Hall, 8340 E Vicksburg St., Tucson, AZ 85710 or go to this site: Donate - Tucson Homeless Connect

For more information contact Britni Hall at Tucsonhomelessconnectcharity@gmail.com

TPCH has spent all available Prevention and Rapid Resolution Funds

Thank you to all case managers that helped apply for and distribute the TPCH Prevention and Rapid Resolution Funds through the community!

We spent all of our original $400,000 back in June, and have now spent the additional $200,000 that was dedicated to the program. With this, we do not have any more funding to continue this program. Case managers are encouraged to continue working with clients to determine alternative sources of funding and assistance.

Thank you once again for your assistance with getting these funds to the community.