We've added a number of behavioral health and best practice training offerings to the TPCH Online Training Center!
Have you checked out the TPCH Online Training Center recently? We have more than 70 on-demand training offerings available to help you in your work with people experiencing homelessness. Check out all of the behavioral health and best practice training resources that we've added this month!
Recently Added On Demand Training Courses
Effective Behavioral Health Crisis Response
Addressing Drug Overdose Deaths in a Culturally Responsive System of Care
Housing Supports for Older Adults Experiencing Homelessness
Serious Mental Illness and Homelessness
Supporting Resiliency in Housing and Health Professionals
Trauma-Informed Outreach and Engagement Learning Series
Best Practices in Whole Person Care: Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder
Funding Supportive Housing Services for People with Behavioral Health Needs
Disaster Response Planning for Homeless Service Providers
Supportive Housing Learning Series
Methamphetamine and the Transition to Housing
Integrating Behavioral Health Supports in Respite Care
Helping Individuals Experiencing Homelessness Obtain Identity Documents
Providing Affirming Services to LGBTQ+ Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Stabilizing Housing for Families of Children Experiencing Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse Challenges
Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach with Events of Escalation
Street Medicine for Unsheltered Individuals: Serving People Where They Are
The TPCH Online Training Center is a free resource for TPCH member agencies and members of TPCH committees, coalitions, and the Continuum of Care Board.
We need 300+ volunteers to spread throughout Pima County. Volunteers will join a team to visit camps in washes and deserts, bus stops, meal sites, abandoned buildings, and other areas where people without housing may shelter on the morning of Wednesday, January 29, 2025. Learn More and register to volunteer
Operation Deep Freeze (ODF) is Tucson's winter severe-weather emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness. ODF goes into effect when weather predictions are for overnight temperatures of 40°F or lower with rain, 35°F or lower without rain, or when wind chill factors indicate a health hazard from exposure. You do not need an ID or a TB card to participate in ODF.
