Learning Collaborative: Capacity Building to Increase Health Care Access for People Experiencing Homelessness

Please join the National HCH Council for our upcoming Learning Collaborative: “Capacity Building to Increase Health Care Access for People Experiencing Homelessness.” If you are a health care administrative professional serving people experiencing homelessness and are interested in learning alongside peers, this opportunity is for you! Program Description Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) administrators’ […]

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Basic Street Medicine for Non-Clinical Outreach Workers (TN Residents Only)

Outreach workers often serve as the first step to connect people experiencing chronic homelessness to the health care system. Recognizing the lifesaving role outreach workers fill for those who are unhoused, the National Health Care for the Homeless Council is pleased to invite outreach workers in the State of Tennessee to an in depth training for

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Community Conservation: Homelessness and Immigration

Next Community Conversation Will Explore Immigration and Homelessness

Health Care for the Homeless providers often work in the intersection of homelessness, health, and immigration, and immigration status is a social determinant of health. Our next Community Conversation on Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. will explore how different communities provide services to immigrant patients experiencing homelessness. Community Conversations are not webinars; they are discussions

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New Resource: Meal Planning & Food Prep Guide for Diabetes

New Guide Gives Providers Resources for Diabetes Management

Diabetes can be a challenging diagnosis for an individual to manage, often requiring increased engagement with health care providers and the health care system, along with behavioral and lifestyle changes. People experiencing homelessness and housing instability are two times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes than the general population. Diabetes-management activities become much more

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