This call is for emergency shelters in the Piedmont region who are participating in the Emergency Shelter Learning Collaborative with the National Alliance to End Homelessness. The call will explain the details of the collaborative, which staff persons should participate, and the schedule of meetings and calls and answer any questions you may have. A GoToMeeting link will be provided to those who register (please use the phone to call in and not a headset attached to the computer). A pre-work packet will be sent to participating organizations on December 16th. The introductory call will review that as well and discuss submission later in January.  

At this monthly meeting, Balance of State CoC HMIS Users will have the opportunity to ask questions about HMIS, homelessness data, and federal reporting from NCCEH's Data Center staff. Each meeting NCCEH will also include training to help you continue to develop your HMIS expertise. 

Please RSVP! AAs are expected to come; all other staff are highly encouraged.

If you have any questions, please contact the Data Center Help Desk at (919) 410-6997 or hmis@ncceh.org.

A community workshop to re-think how the Durham Continuum of Care prioritizes permanent housing through Coordinated Entry. This workshop will be interactive. The North Carolina Coalition to End Homelessness will facilitate discussions and activities to help attendees think about how to improve the permanent housing Coordinated Entry System.

Who should attend: Any agency that serves people experiencing homelessness and participates in the Durham Continuum of Care. We're especially interested to hear from agencies that work within other systems too, like the criminal justice system, healthcare, or the school system. We also strongly encourage agencies to attend that serve groups that may have a hard time accessing the homeless service system, like agencies that serve youth, people who identify as LGBTQ, people with limited English proficiency, immigrants, and refugees, among others.