Alex Ebrahimi King County Department of Community and Human Services Coordinated Entry for All
Alyson Moon Mary’s Place (non-voting member)
Arun Sambataro King County Office of Equity and Social Justice
b.b. Jones IV New Horizons
Bill Hallerman Catholic Community Services
Christina McHugh King County Department of Community and Human Services Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Christy Stangland City of Bellevue
Chloe Gale REACH
Jeanice Hardy (joint chair) YWCA
Karen Taylor Consumer Advisory Council
Kate Speltz King County Department of Community and Human Services
Lauren Nichols VA Puget Sound Health Care System
Nawiishtunmi Nightgun Wellspring
Noah Fay DESC
Rizwan Rizwi (joint chair) Muslim Housing Association
Shanee Colston Lived Experience Community Member
Triina Van All Home
Walter Washington Wellspring
Wayne Wilson United Way of King County
2020
February 27 Agenda | Written Updates |
2019
December – Cancelled
September 26 CEA PAC Planning Retreat
August 22 | Written Updates | Summary
July 25 Agenda | Written Updates | Summary
June 27 Agenda | Written Updates | Summary
May 23 Agenda | Written Updates | Summary
January 24 Agenda |Draft Summary
The CEA PAC is currently seeking applications for two new committee members to fill the role of public/private funders with some knowledge or experience with Coordinated Entry for All.
Applications are due to Alex.Ebrahimi@kingcounty.gov by Thursday, January 14.
The CEA PAC is responsible for:
- Understanding the daily operations of CEA;
- Working with the Coordinating Entity (CEA team in the Department of Community of Human Services) to identify any policy implications in changes to daily operations;
- Approving policy and procedure recommendations from the Coordinated Entity to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of CEA;
- Conducting racial equity analysis when designing policy or when evaluating performance;
- Holding accountability and providing support to the Coordinating Entity for fulfilling CEA vision;
- Advising the Coordinated Entity based on CEA performance data including the 120 day review and stakeholder input; and
- Providing vision and overarching structure recommendations to the All Home Coordinating Board and supports approved solutions to moving forward.
Member commitments include:
- Typically 2-year terms, however this service may conclude upon stand-up of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCHRA) when committee membership will be reassessed, likely in mid- or late 2021;
- Monthly 2-hour meetings (remote while stay-at-home directives are in place);
- Additional workgroup assignments and meetings (also remote while stay-at-home directives are in place);
- Making recommendations to the All Home Coordinating Board; and
- Sharing from experiences and expertise to benefit the system, not on behalf of an agency
Additional materials available upon request.
