In this training, facilitated by The Women’s Center at Partnership Home, you will define and understand Burnout and Secondary Traumatic Stress. This training will teach you ways to self-identify burnout, secondary traumatic stress symptoms, and preventive strategies to lessen personal and professional stressors.
This session is closed to the current Leadership Academy cohort.
To learn more about the Leadership Academy, contact Jessica Asante.
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.
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.
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.
The Fatality Review Committee examines systemic factors surrounding the loss of individuals experiencing homelessness in Tarrant County.
Contact Adia McGhee for more information.
The Improvement, Coordination & Training (ICT) Committee works together to create, review and improve policies and procedures, increase service provider coordination, and develop training curriculum to ensure the implementation of best practices throughout the Continuum of Care.
This committee is by appointment; contact Rachel Amerson for more information.
The Advisory Council, composed of individuals 25 and older with lived experience of homelessness, provides valuable insights, feedback, and policy recommendations. Their perspectives help shape local services and strategies to prevent and end homelessness.
The committee meets bi-monthly and is currently seeking additional individuals with lived expertise to join. If you or someone you know may be interested in becoming a member, please contact the System Response Team at CoCPlanningDepartment@ahomewithhope.org.
This training is for HMIS system users only and is assigned as part of the TX-601 HMIS training requirements. If you need access to this training click here to submit an HMIS Help Ticket.
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.
