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.
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.
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. 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. Contact Bethany Bryan for more information.
Case Conferencing is a time when housing case managers, outreach workers and shelter 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.
Meet with other community partners in a casual setting to network and connect with one another!
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.
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.
Sign up here!
The Ask Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ) Toolkit by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a valuable resource for service providers to identify individuals at risk for suicide. The ASQ training equips providers with the knowledge and tools needed to conduct suicide risk screenings, ultimately helping to save lives by connecting at-risk individuals with the necessary mental health resources.
