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SSVF Program Update April 1, 2016

Topics: 1.      New AMI limits for 2016 2.      Update on Q2 Program Changes 3.      Register for the National SSVF Webinar on April 21, 2016:  CARF and COA Accreditation Standards Overview New AMI limits for 2016 Please note that HUD has published a new AMI limit for 2016. These became effective on March 28, 2016 and can be found at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html Update on Q2 Program Changes The SSVF Program Office has received and reviewed all Q2 program change requests submitted by the March 1 st , 2016 deadline.  As these submissions have required more revisions than expected, there will be delays getting our notifications out to the field.   Please expect to receive a response no later than close of business April 8 th , 2016.  We apologize for the inconvenience.  Additional resources and training on the submission process will be made avai...

SOAR April eNews

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April 2016 SAMHSA Expands Wellness Initiative with the Program to Achieve Wellness The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) Office of Consumer Affairs has announced its newest wellness effort, the Program to Achieve Wellness. Operated by Policy Research Associates, Inc. in Delmar, New York, the Program to Achieve Wellness (PAW) facilitates and promotes the implementation of wellness best- and promising-practices for people with mental and/or substance use disorders. Putting wellness into practice and highlighting the science behind effective wellness techniques, the PAW strives to promote recovery and holistic well-being for people across the country. The recovery-promotion of the PAW is based on the Eight Dimensions of Wellness, developed by Peggy Swarbrick. You can learn more about the Eight Dimensions of Wellness at SAM...

News from the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness

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New resource! 10 Strategies to End Chronic Homelessness April 7, 2016 Just Released: 10 Strategies to End Chronic Homelessness Ending long-term homelessness for people with disabilities takes robust, coordinated outreach efforts and enough supportive housing to meet your community's current and future needs. These 10 strategies can help guide your efforts to identify those experiencing chronic homelessness on the streets and in shelters, hospitals, jails, and other settings and connect them with the supportive housing, benefits...

New Info on 2016 NCHV Annual Conference Available Now, Register Today!

New Info on 2016 NCHV Annual Conference Available Now, Register Today! Brochure includes: schedule of events, session tracks, special session info, NCHV Awards info, and more! Download the 2016 NCHV Annual Conference brochure  Register now  for the 2016 NCHV Annual Conference, "A New Beginning: Building Blocks of a Post-Plan Era", taking place June 1-3, 2016, in Washington, D.C. This year's event includes several new session offerings, formats, and focuses, along with the same access to top experts, best practices, networking opportunities, and proximity to your representatives in Congress. See the newly released 2016 NCHV Annual Conference brochure, linked above, for more details, and stay tuned to www.nchv.org  for the latest updates in the coming weeks! Click here to book your room at the Grand Hyatt before our discounted...

DELAYED: SSVF Data Quality Reports

Repository Users, Unfortunately, the technical issues with the Repository server that prevented us from sending you the second round of DQ Reports last month are ongoing. As a result, we are not able to send DQ Reports this month until this is resolved. We are working on a resolution, but as of now we do not have a definitive time frame for when it will be resolved. Until then, you should continue to use any data quality reports available to you through your HMIS software to work through any data quality issues identified. The Repository will remain open through April 9. Thanks for your patience. -SSVF Repository Administrators

Supply and Demand Isn't So Simple

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In this issue: Chester Hartman Interview * Rx: Apples, Carrots, and Jobs - Having trouble viewing this email? Click here. In this issue: Chester Hartman Interview * Rx: Apples, Carrots, and Jobs Tuesday, April 5, 2016   Shelterforce in Print!   1 Year for $18 Subscribe Now! Events Integrating the Inner City with Robert Chaskin & Mark Joseph | San Francisco, CA | Wednesday, April 27 5:00pm - 7:00pm The San Francisco Foundation hosts this conversation about the new book Integrating the Inner City: The Promise and Perils of Mixed-Income Public Housing Transformation . The authors will discuss the findings from their seven- year study of the mixed-income approach to public housing redevelopment, and the implications for current and future efforts at promoting ra...