All Home is committed to providing support in the form of training and technical assistance to organizations serving people experiencing homelessness. These learning opportunities are a response to input and requests made by local partners and reinforce local priorities and National best practices. We believe robust professional development and a culture of accountability and practice will lead to improved outcomes for people experiencing homelessness and improved program and system performance.
Guiding Principles
- All learning opportunities will integrate Racial Equity & Housing First principles
- People of color and local experts will be included in the planning and execution of learning opportunities
- Communities of practice will be organized around learning concepts
- Training content will be relevant and applicable to homeless housing
- Learning opportunities will include classroom and web-based formats
- Learning opportunities will be refined and/or added based on participant and community feedback
If you have questions about the training or technical assistance offerings, please contact [email protected]
Introductory Courses
Classroom workshops for new staff (and/or refreshers). Workshops are designed to introduce attendees to key concepts and develop and refine skills.
Homeless Housing & Services in King County: The “System” Explained
Trauma-Informed Care
Housing First
Racial Equity & Homelessness
Motivational Interviewing
Diversion
All Home believes in the importance of making high quality, relevant trainings available to local providers serving people experiencing homelessness. A refundable deposit of $18 is charged for registration. These funds will be refunded to attendees of the training within 2 business days after the event. If you do not attend the event, the funds will not be refunded.
Cancellations: Refunds will be made for cancellations at least 2 business days in advance of the event. Refunds will not be made for cancellations with less than 2 business days’ notice.
If the deposit is prohibitive of your attendance, a waiver may be available. Please contact [email protected] for more information.
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)
Integrating Diversion Principles in the Homeless Response System
CEA Cultural Humility Training (July 7, 2016)
Cultural Humility Training Agenda
Cultural Humility PowerPoint
Power & Control Wheel Handout