All Home and our partners are engaged in a multi-year system transformation process, shifting our services and housing to be person-centered, housing-focused, low barrier, and data-driven, all aimed at reducing racial disparities and making homelessness rare, brief and one-time.
The SWAP report by Focus Strategies
Barbara Poppe Report for the City of Seattle
The City of Seattle’s Pathways Home Plan
Revised System Wide Performance Targets and New Minimum Standards
Shifting to a new approach requires collaboration and participation from all partners in ending homelessness, including funders and housing and homeless service providers as well as philanthropic and cross-system partners. Shifting how we work at the governance and street levels, continuously learning from data, provider experience, and direct client feedback, requires significant effort and outside support. All Home is committed to supporting our entire continuum through these changes and will be using a Capacity Building Plan as the platform to carry out the training, technical assistance, and community dialogues that are necessary to make these shifts.
The Capacity Building Plan is available here. Learning opportunities will be announced via the All Home Weekly Newsletter and on the All Home calendar (no longer on the above plan, which describes the types of training and support opportunities which will be made available).
Upcoming training, workshops and learning opportunities for early 2017 (more details to come) will include:
- Critical Time Intervention
- A Housing First System (part 2)
- Property Management and Service Delivery Round Table
- Racial Equity and Social Justice Forum
- Rapid Re-Housing
- Trauma-Informed Care
Materials from past All Home-sponsored learning events
Best Practices In Emergency Shelter Workshop (March 29, 2017)
National Alliance to End Homelessness Presentation on Emergency Shelter
Best Practices in Rapid Re-housing Workshop (March 30, 2017)
National Alliance to End Homelessness Presentation on Rapid Re-housing
Moving to Action: Ending Homelessness through Racial Equity (March 22, 2017)
Event Agenda
Speaker Bios
Event Learnings and Reflections Tool
Data Walk
Race Home & Heroism
Institutional Racism
Actionable Data
Training Evaluation
A Housing First System: Our Solution to Own (December 13, 2016)
A Housing First System Training PowerPoint
USICH Housing First Checklist
CSH Housing First Assessment
Housing First Presenter Bios
10 Fears About Housing First
Housing First Resources Handout
Local Housing First Action Handout
Anti-Racist Multicultural Organization Continuum
Article: Beyond Diversity and Multiculturalism by Mary Pender Greene
Identifying Institutional Racism Folio (City of Seattle)
Cost Effectiveness of Housing First:
–Frequent Users Service Enhancement Evaluation
–NAEH Cost of Homelessness
–USICH Core Principles of Housing First & Rapid Re-Housing Webinar
Diversion (November 15, 2016)
Diversion Training PowerPoint
CEA Cultural Humility Training (July 7, 2016)
Cultural Humility Training Agenda
Cultural Humility PowerPoint
Power & Control Wheel Handout
