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 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.
The HMIS Committee is responsible for making recommendations to the CoC Board on the planning, participation, selection, implementation and ongoing oversight of the HMIS system and the HMIS Administrator.
This committee is by appointment; contact Ash Campbell 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 Ash Campbell 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.
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.
The Annual Point in Time Count is a nationwide event held in January to provide a snapshot of what homelessness looks like in one night for every community in the country. This year’s count will take place on January 22nd, 2026.
Partnership Home needs around 500 volunteers to count and survey people living in unsheltered settings throughout Tarrant and Parker Counties. Your efforts will help us to understand what resources our community may need and identify community-wide strategies to end homelessness!
Volunteers must sign up individually at their designated location. If you do not have a team, you will be matched with other individual volunteers. Volunteers are assigned a route to canvass, identify, and interview people staying outside. Mandatory training will be provided to all volunteers via the web and on the night of the count.
