This training is primarily for those new to homeless services. It gives an overview of the Continuum of Care, how systems work, best practices in case management, frameworks we practice, and other helpful information. This in-person training will show each shelter’s virtual video tours.
In this training, 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 training focuses on the key areas of case management which are supported by evidence-based best practices. Focus areas include client engagement, building the transition from homelessness to being housed, harm reduction, wellness & and recovery, identifying burn-out, and, most importantly, practicing self-care. These three training, you must attend all three days.
Day 1: March 13th 9am-5pm
Day 2: March 14th 5th 9am-5pm
Day 3: March 15th 9am-5pm
(link to register in Day 1 description)
This training focuses on the key areas of case management which are supported by evidence-based best practices. Focus areas include client engagement, building the transition from homelessness to being housed, harm reduction, wellness & and recovery, identifying burn-out, and, most importantly, practicing self-care. These three training, you must attend all three days.
Day 1: March 13th 9am-5pm
Day 2: March 14th 5th 9am-5pm
Day 3: March 15th 9am-5pm
(link to register in Day 1 description)
This training focuses on the key areas of case management which are supported by evidence-based best practices. Focus areas include client engagement, building the transition from homelessness to being housed, harm reduction, wellness & and recovery, identifying burn-out, and, most importantly, practicing self-care. These three training, you must attend all three days.
Day 1: March 13th 9am-5pm
Day 2: March 14th 5th 9am-5pm
Day 3: March 15th 9am-5pm
The Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool (SPDAT) was developed as an assessment tool to help prioritize which clients should receive what type of housing assistance intervention and assist in determining the intensity of case management services.
Diversion 2.0 training will thoroughly discuss diversion conversation and data entry, emphasizing creating connections, active, empathetic listening, strengths, support exploration, and linkage to services and community resources.
This course will help you understand the basics of Diversion: what it is, when to use it, why it is essential, and review the nine steps to effective diversion.
This training is primarily for those new to homeless services. It gives an overview of the Continuum of Care, how systems work, best practices in case management, frameworks we practice, and other helpful information. This is an in-person training with a walking tour of the shelters in Lancaster.
Due to client confidentiality this meeting is not open to the public. Contact Rachel Amerson for more information.
