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.
The youth committee focuses on issues related to youth homelessness in our CoC.
This committee is by appointment only, for more information email Casey Davis.
This course, led by Dr. Scott Walters, Professor of Population and Community Health at the University of North Texas Health Science Center, focuses on the principles and techniques of Motivational Interviewing (MI). MI is a client-centered, directive method for enhancing intrinsic motivation to change by exploring and resolving ambivalence. The course covers:
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Understanding the foundational concepts and spirit of MI.
Core Skills and Techniques: Learning the essential skills such as open-ended questions, affirmations, reflective listening, and summarizing.
Application in Various Settings: Applying MI in diverse contexts including healthcare, addiction, criminal justice, and mental health.
Advanced Strategies: Developing advanced MI strategies for dealing with resistance and fostering change.
Practical Exercises: Engaging in role-playing and real-world scenarios to practice MI techniques.
Dr. Walters brings over 20 years of experience in MI research, training, and practice, making this course ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their skills in motivational interviewing
This course, led by Dr. Scott Walters, Professor of Population and Community Health at the University of North Texas Health Science Center, focuses on the principles and techniques of Motivational Interviewing (MI). MI is a client-centered, directive method for enhancing intrinsic motivation to change by exploring and resolving ambivalence. The course covers:
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Understanding the foundational concepts and spirit of MI.
Core Skills and Techniques: Learning the essential skills such as open-ended questions, affirmations, reflective listening, and summarizing.
Application in Various Settings: Applying MI in diverse contexts including healthcare, addiction, criminal justice, and mental health.
Advanced Strategies: Developing advanced MI strategies for dealing with resistance and fostering change.
Practical Exercises: Engaging in role-playing and real-world scenarios to practice MI techniques.
Dr. Walters brings over 20 years of experience in MI research, training, and practice, making this course ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their skills in motivational interviewing
This training reviews foundational principles for ethical practice from the Texas Code of Conduct. It teaches how to apply these principles to ethical situations that arise in practice. Participants will learn to identify ethical dilemmas, analyze the implications of their choices, and make informed decisions that align with the established standards of conduct. Through case studies and interactive discussions, the training aims to enhance the understanding of ethical responsibilities and promote integrity in professional practice.
