Council Updates

Learning Collaborative; Reproductive Health and Family Planning

Apply for Our Family Planning and Reproductive Health Learning Collaborative

Comprehensive, evidence-based, and ethical reproductive health care, including voluntary family planning services, is vital to supporting the health of individuals, families, and communities. This spring, the National Health Care for the Homeless Council will facilitate a Learning Collaborative for health center staff across the care team on the provision of voluntary family planning services to […]

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Medicaid and Medical Respite

Two New Briefs Show Medical Respite Moving into Mainstream Medicaid

By Barbara DiPietro, PhD, Senior Director of Policy I’m excited to share two new issue briefs that focus on the role of Medicaid in paying for medical respite care. Our first brief — Status of State-Level Medicaid Benefits for Medical Respite Care — provides a current snapshot of the state-level Medicaid activity related to medical respite care. The

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2024 Call for Nominations – Awards, Committees and Board of Directors

NHCHC is accepting nominations for our annual awards, Board of Directors, and steering committees that help guide our work.  We encourage you to review the opportunities below and nominate yourself, your colleagues, peers, or others. Please take note of the requirements for each award or committee as there is some variation.  Questions related to membership

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New course series posted.

New Online Course Examines Health Center Safety and Security

Government data shows that health care workers are five times more likely to experience workplace violence than other workers, and health centers have reported to the Council that they’ve seen a significant increase in patient and staff anxiety and aggression — and acts of violence — over the past several years. The National Health Care

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Learning Collaborative: Incorporating a Cultural Safety Lens into Health Center Practice

Apply for Our Learning Collaborative on Cultural Safety

Cultural humility is an important step toward providing quality care tailored to health center patients, but it does not need to be the final step. Incorporating trauma-informed principles, providing space for patients to take an active role in decision-making and care, and looking for opportunities to learn more about a patient’s specific culture needs leads

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Consumer Voices Needed

Regional Conversations Aim to Capture Consumer Experiences During Disasters

The National Health Care for the Homeless Council, in conjunction with the National Consumer Advisory Board Steering Committee, is holding regional conversations to learn from individuals with lived experience of homelessness about the best ways to support unhoused individuals in the event of an environmental emergency and subsequent disaster relief efforts. These conversations, to be

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Your gift matters to Art

Everyone has a story—a unique and significant life experience worth sharing. The National Health Care for the Homeless Council strives to give individuals who have experienced homelessness the tools, training, and platform to share their stories. These stories educate, guide policy and practice, and offer hope and healing to others. Art was only 14 when

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