The Youth Summit is a time when case managers come together to discuss current program openings, give client updates and staff cases collaboratively.
Due to client confidentiality, this meeting is not open to the public. Contact Bethany Bryan for more information.
This course equips Outreach and Shelter Workers with the skills to help clients obtain or replace essential documents like Social Security cards, birth certificates, state IDs, and driver’s licenses. Participants will learn how to navigate application processes, overcome common barriers, and document progress accurately using HMIS and the Document Warehouse—all while ensuring compliance with funding requirements.
This training provides a comprehensive overview of various types of traumas. Participants will learn to identify signs of tension and effectively de-escalate situations using a trauma-informed approach. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to support individuals experiencing trauma, fostering a safer and more empathetic environment.
This comprehensive three-part course is designed to equip you with the foundational expectations for Case Management in TX 601 Continuum of Care. By participating in this course, you will build both personal and professional capacity, ensuring career longevity while providing consistent and efficient client care.
Mental Health First Aid for Adults teaches people how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges in Adults ages 18 and older, how to offer and provide initial help, and how to guide a person toward appropriate care if necessary. Topics covered include anxiety, depression, psychosis, and addictions.
Explore HUD Category 4, focusing on victims of Domestic Violence, Intimate Partner Violence, and Human Trafficking. Learn trauma-informed care and eligibility assessments to effectively support and identify affected clients. This small group training includes presentations and discussions, providing opportunities to ask questions and apply the knowledge gained. Sessions are offered monthly for both Victim Service Providers and other interacting with this population.
This comprehensive training is tailored for social service providers new to homeless services It offers an in-depth overview of our Continuum of Care (CoC) services, the frameworks we practice, and community resources. The training includes an extended walking tour of Lancaster shelters, providing true insight into client experiences. Be prepared for an active session, covering approximately 7,000 steps, to fully immerse yourself in the shelter environment.
Case conferencing is a time when case managers come together to discuss current program openings, give client updates and staff cases collaboratively.
Due to client confidentiality, this meeting is not open to the public. Contact Bethany Bryan for more information.
Case conferencing is a time when case managers come together to discuss current program openings, give client updates and staff cases collaboratively.
Due to client confidentiality, this meeting is not open to the public.
