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.
Systems Onboarding
This training is for HMIS system users only and is assigned as part of the TX-601 HMIS training requirements.
Systems Onboarding
This training is for HMIS system users only and is assigned as part of the TX-601 HMIS training requirements.
Systems Onboarding
This training is for HMIS system users only and is assigned as part of the TX-601 HMIS training requirements.
Systems Onboarding
This training is for HMIS system users only and is assigned as part of the TX-601 HMIS training requirements.
Landlord Engagement Mixer
Join us for a meet and greet for Case Managers, Landlords, and Apartment Managers!
This mixer is an opportunity to ask questions and make connections. Landlords, please bring brochures, rental criteria, and applications to share.
Harm Reduction
This training offers a comprehensive introduction to Harm Reduction, covering the fundamental principles and best practices, and guidance on administering Narcan.
Targeted Audience: Social Service Providers, TX-601 CoC Members
Emergency Shelter Case Conference
Case Conferences are meetings for CoC Members to discuss housing barriers and share resources for participants within the CoC.
If you are a TX-601 service provider and would like to attend case conference meetings, click here to submit the interest form.
Outreach Case Conference
Case Conferences are meetings for CoC Members to discuss housing barriers and share resources for participants within the CoC.
If you are a TX-601 service provider and would like to attend case conference meetings, click here to submit the interest form.
De-escalation
This training provides a comprehensive overview of various types of trauma. 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.
Targeted Audience: TX-601 CoC Members, Community Partners, Homeless Service Providers , Social Service Providers.
