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Suzanne Wagner
Housing Innovations
   HEARTH – Homeless Emergency Assistance
    and Rapid Transition to Housing
   Means Change and Transformation
   Not Business as Usual
    ◦ Focus on New Performance Measures
    ◦ Align Funding – public, private, homeless and
      mainstream
   Need for processes that support and enable
    change



                                                      2
   Focus on Preparing for HEARTH
    ◦ Data and Performance – Elaine deColigny
    ◦ Governance - SW
   Discussion and Q+A
    ◦ Share examples of what you are doing in your
      community
   Many sessions in this conference on
    Preparing for HEARTH. See:
    ◦   2.3 –   Retooling Transitional Housing
    ◦   3.1 –   Systems Transformation
    ◦   3.7 –   Employment
    ◦   5.3 –   Mainstream Services

                                                     3
   Refers to administration and management
    ◦ Expectations, performance and decision-making
   For HEARTH, must focus on:
    ◦ System goals – e.g., LOS, returns to homelessness
    ◦ Outcomes for various system components – e.g.,
      shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive
      housing
    ◦ Program level performance outcomes
    ◦ How money is spent
      Not just SHP and S+C, also ESG
      Other funds targeted to homelessness


                                                            4
   Local/State Government
    ◦   Human Services
    ◦   TANF/Welfare Authority
    ◦   Housing and Community Development
    ◦   Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
   Housing Authorities
   Private Funders and Foundations
   Academics
   Business/Banks



                                                     5
   Evaluation of Program and System Performance
    ◦      Length of Time Homeless
    ◦      Number of Homeless People
    ◦      Number of Newly Homeless
    ◦      Returns to Homelessness
    ◦      Exits to Permanent Housing
    ◦      Income and Employment
   Adopt Best Practices – RR, Progressive Engagement
   Evaluate Cost per Outcome
   Align and Repurpose Funds
   Ensure ALL Homeless People are Served


                                                        6
   Change is Hard
   Current CoC Structures
   Conflicts of Interest
   Getting Others Involved
   No or Limited Local Government
   Others?




                                     7
   HEARTH Informational Forums
   Federal Strategic Plan Forums
   Point to Other Communities
   Use Your Ten Year Plan Leaders
   Create Executive Council/Steering Committee
   Adopt Clear By-Laws/Policies Regarding
    Voting and Conflicts of Interest




                                                  8
   What has your community done that has
    worked?
   What have you done around the HEARTH
    performance measures so far?
   How have you increased partners at the CoC
    table?




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1.2 Implementing the HEARTH Act: Preparing for Changes to the Continuum of Care

  • 2. HEARTH – Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing  Means Change and Transformation  Not Business as Usual ◦ Focus on New Performance Measures ◦ Align Funding – public, private, homeless and mainstream  Need for processes that support and enable change 2
  • 3. Focus on Preparing for HEARTH ◦ Data and Performance – Elaine deColigny ◦ Governance - SW  Discussion and Q+A ◦ Share examples of what you are doing in your community  Many sessions in this conference on Preparing for HEARTH. See: ◦ 2.3 – Retooling Transitional Housing ◦ 3.1 – Systems Transformation ◦ 3.7 – Employment ◦ 5.3 – Mainstream Services 3
  • 4. Refers to administration and management ◦ Expectations, performance and decision-making  For HEARTH, must focus on: ◦ System goals – e.g., LOS, returns to homelessness ◦ Outcomes for various system components – e.g., shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing ◦ Program level performance outcomes ◦ How money is spent  Not just SHP and S+C, also ESG  Other funds targeted to homelessness 4
  • 5. Local/State Government ◦ Human Services ◦ TANF/Welfare Authority ◦ Housing and Community Development ◦ Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services  Housing Authorities  Private Funders and Foundations  Academics  Business/Banks 5
  • 6. Evaluation of Program and System Performance ◦  Length of Time Homeless ◦  Number of Homeless People ◦  Number of Newly Homeless ◦  Returns to Homelessness ◦  Exits to Permanent Housing ◦  Income and Employment  Adopt Best Practices – RR, Progressive Engagement  Evaluate Cost per Outcome  Align and Repurpose Funds  Ensure ALL Homeless People are Served 6
  • 7. Change is Hard  Current CoC Structures  Conflicts of Interest  Getting Others Involved  No or Limited Local Government  Others? 7
  • 8. HEARTH Informational Forums  Federal Strategic Plan Forums  Point to Other Communities  Use Your Ten Year Plan Leaders  Create Executive Council/Steering Committee  Adopt Clear By-Laws/Policies Regarding Voting and Conflicts of Interest 8
  • 9. What has your community done that has worked?  What have you done around the HEARTH performance measures so far?  How have you increased partners at the CoC table? 9