Dec. 10th Webinar: Strengthening Partnerships to Support Housing-Insecure Families
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The National Coalition for the Homeless, the National Health Care for the Homeless Council, and the National Consumer Advisory Board, a member network of the Council, encourage our communities to organize or take part in Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day (HPMD) events on or around the winter solstice — the first day of winter and the longest night of
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Outcomes and data collection in medical respite can be a valuable resource to help programs in quality improvement and demonstrating the the impact of their program to their communities. However, because of the robust services and supports programs provide, identifying and tracking these outcomes can feel overwhelming. Once data tracking is in place, programs are
Street medicine is at a turning point in the U.S. In May 2025, more than 75 leaders from across the country came together to chart a shared vision for the field. The result is the 2025 U.S. Street Medicine Agenda — a strategic roadmap for advancing research, policy, and practice in the United States. This
Health literacy is defined as an individual’s ability to find, understand, and use health-related information and services in making health-related decisions and putting the information into practice. Persons experiencing homelessness are at a greater risk for poor health literacy, severely affecting disease burden, risk for hospitalizations, health complications, and effectiveness of health management. However, medical
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Community of Practice Description When health centers and homeless shelters work together, they can better meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness. This four-session community of practice creates space for health center and shelter staff to learn from one another, hear about real-world strategies, and build or strengthen cross-sector partnerships. Drawing on lessons from the
Join us for a webinar to hear from programs who are working to make buprenorphine more accessible to their patients. After presenting on core components of their program, the webinar will feature a panel discussion to answer questions on how their programs have evolved and how communities can begin and expand their work to respond
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