Emotional Intelligence is defined as the ability to manage emotions effectively and interpret messages correctly.
In this webinar, you’ll learn tips and strategies for increasing your self-awareness, enhancing your communication, and unleashing your success. It’s not just about what you say, but HOW you say it. That’s where EI can really help you!
(The webinar will be recorded if you cannot attend LIVE)
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Presenters:
Jamie Cobb, CAEd, Vice President of Dementia & Caregiving Education -James L. West
Center for Dementia Care
and/or
Hollie Glover, MA, LPC, NCC, Director of Education and Family Support Services -James
L. West Center for Dementia Care
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This training covers how to document homelessness and disability for CoC participants. We discuss chronicity, HUD definition of homelessness, third-party letters, verification of disability, Rapid Rehousing, Permanent Supportive Housing, and self-affidavits.
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The latest information regarding Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs (ATOD) in Tarrant County. It includes information on the behavioral effects of substance use disorders, reviews prevalence of illicit substances currently being used in Tarrant county; dispels myths regarding legal and illegal drugs of abuse, and explores risks associated with heavy use.
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Because outreach happens in non-traditional settings with people who often have complex needs, outreach workers face challenges that require special skills to do their job well. These are guidelines for how programs can operate to have the best chance of ending homelessness.
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This course will help you understand the basics of Diversion: what it is, when to use it and why. We will also discuss the mindset of diversion, the impact of a crisis, how to approach the situation and review the 9 steps to effective diversion.
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This course will help you understand the basics of Diversion: what it is, when to use it and why. We will also discuss the mindset of diversion, the impact of a crisis, how to approach the situation and review the 9 steps to effective diversion.
Contact: Jenny Finley
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This course will help you understand the basics of Diversion: what it is, when to use it and why. We will also discuss the mindset of diversion, the impact of a crisis, how to approach the situation and review the 9 steps to effective diversion.
Contact: JENNY FINLEY
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
The Framework for an Equitable COVID-19 Homelessness Response project aims to provide resources and tools to guide communities in their decision-making for the equitable use of ESG-CV, Emergency Housing Vouchers, Emergency Rental Assistance and HOME/Homeless Assistance funds. Together, these resources can provide communities with the opportunity to implement a comprehensive approach to safe shelter, outreach, prevention and affordable/supportive housing.
To support these efforts, we are launching a webinar series on American Rescue Plan implementation called Advancing Equity and Impact. This four-part series will provide communities with the information and tools they need to use a wide range of federal funding sources strategically to meet public health goals, increase housing stability, and prevent future increases in homelessness, all with a racial justice and equity lens.
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NLIHC is pleased to announce the End Rental Arrears to Stop Evictions (ERASE) Webinar Series. This three-part series (July 28, August 4, and August 11 from 3-4:30 pm ET) will provide emergency rental assistance (ERA) program administrators, state and local partners, and community stakeholders with tools and best practices to ensure that ERA reaches households experiencing the worst impacts of the pandemic—including households of color, people with disabilities, and immigrant communities—in time to prevent housing loss and eviction. Register for the webinar series here.
With the federal CDC eviction moratorium expiring on July 31, NLIHC calls on state and local partners to ensure that: 1) tenants and landlords in need know about and can access ERA; 2) ERA applications are flexible, streamlined, and low barrier; and 3) ERA programs are connected to other tenant protections and ultimately successful in preventing evictions.
Each webinar will address one core focus area of the ERASE Call to Action: that ERA programs are visible, accessible, and preventive.
Contact: Jenny Finley
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