In Attendance:
Manuel Cadena - Catholic Charities
Crane Cesario - DMHAS
Roger Clark - ImmaCare
Stephanie Corbin - Mercy Housing
Janivette Correa - ImmaCare
Sarah DiMaio - Salvation Army
Heather Flannery - Interval House
Audrey Kennedy - South Park Inn
Rebekah Lyas - ImmaCare
Elijah McFolley - The Open Hearth
Denise Mitchell - ImmaCare
Malika Nelson - CHR PATH
Teresa Nieves - Chrysalis Center
Natalie Ramos - ImmaCare
Zanetah Sasser - CHR
Zoe Schwartz - CRT
Monique Shand - YWCA
Angie Smith - CHR PATH
Fred Woodhouse - The Open Hearth
Latoya Fitzwilliam - Salvation Army Marshall House
Melissa Torres - InterCommunity
Marie Wilcox - CHR
Carmen Crespo-Valle - McKinney
Alexis Gaynor - Journey Home
Abbie Kelly - Hands On Hartford
1.
Leadership Updates – Crane Cesario
2.
Case Conferences –
Fred Faulkner
We held case conferences to discuss many of the long-stayers in our system.
3.
Coordinated Entry
a.
Cold Weather Updates – Kelly Gonzalez
i. Warming
Center will be closing on April 1st.
We have had some property issues at Willie Ware over the past few weeks
where a good section of Willie Ware has been roped off. We’ve been reducing capacity at Willie Ware.
b. Cold Weather
Protocol Updates – Sarah DiMaio
i. We’ll be holding
a debrief meeting in late April to debrief about this season.
ii. Salvation Army
expects to have seen nearly the same 500 individuals this past year.
iii. Facility issues
have been identified at Willie Ware and a portion of the space has not been
available over the course of the past year.
The City has notified Salvation Army that it’s unlikely we’ll be able to
use Willie Ware again. The floor is
caving in.
1. We hotel
individual women and couples first to maximize costs of hotel placements.
2. Since we don’t
believe Willie Ware will be available again, we are hoping that we can identify
another location.
iv. Right now things
are going to plan. This winter has gone
more smoothly than past years.
v. We are actively
connecting people who are continuing to refuse shelter to various outreach
workers throughout the CAN.
vi. Salvation Army
will be handing out backbacks with survival items throughout the rest of the
year. We are also underspent in the
Diversion grant this year because Salvation Army had some staffing
vacancies.
1. We’re creating a
temporary full time Diversion/Outreach worker who will work with the soup
kitchens and food ministries.
c.
This was a winter where we didn’t have to turn
anyone away.
4.
Coordinated Exit:
a.
Recently
Housed
b.
Housed
Data (see p.2)
5.
Announcements
a.
CCEH has funding available for victims of
Hurricane Maria- if you are working with anyone who was a hurricane evacuee
please contact Mollie Greenwood or Lisa Quach immediately.
b.
CCEH has funding available for childcare for
families in shelter!
c.
Family Shelter Check-In will be taking place
immediately after today’s meeting from 3:30-4:00PM
d.
Rapid Exit Funding training will take place NEXT TUESDAY from 12PM-1PM, prior to
the Individual Solutions Meeting at the YWCA, 135 Broad St. You MUST attend training to access this
funding.
GH CAN Housing Data
|
Data Element
|
Number
|
Notes
|
|
Chronically homeless individuals housed
in 2015
|
102
|
This includes clients housed through GH CAN programs
as well as through other subsidies or independent housing
|
|
Chronically
homeless individuals housed in 2016
|
211
|
This
includes clients housed through GH CAN programs as well as through
other subsidies or independent housing
|
|
Chronically
homeless individuals housed in 2017
|
179
|
This
includes clients housed through GH CAN programs as well as through
other subsidies or independent housing
|
|
Chronically
homeless/potentially chronic individuals housed in 2018
|
151
|
This
includes clients housed through GH CAN programs and bridges to
PSH as well as through other subsidies or independent housing
|
|
Chronically
homeless/potentially chronic individuals housed in 2019
|
38
|
This
includes clients housed through GH CAN programs and bridges to PSH as well as
through other subsidies or independent housing
|
|
Total
Chronically homeless individuals housed in GH CAN
|
681
|
|
|
Verified
Chronic Matched
|
27
|
|
|
Verified
Chronic Not Yet Matched
|
19
|
We
currently have 19 chronic verified clients who have not yet been matched to
housing.
|
|
Potentially
Chronic Refusers
|
0
|
|
|
Verified
Chronic Refusers
|
1
|
|
|
Not
Chronic (Verified) Refuser
|
1
|
|
|
Potentially
Chronic Matched
|
3
|
These
households did not disclose a disabling condition, and are matched to various
programs.
|
|
Not
Chronic Matched
|
26
|
|
|
Potentially
Chronic Not Yet Matched
|
33
|
Right
now we believe 33 households have the chronic length of homeless
history, but none of these individuals have their homeless and disability
verifications completed.
|
|
Individuals
- Active – Not Matched
|
304
|
This
is Enrolled in CAN, Enrolled in TH, and In an Institution
|
|
Families
– Active – Not Matched
|
38
|
This
is Enrolled in CAN and Enrolled in TH
|
|
Families
- Verified Chronic – Not Matched
|
1
|
|
|
Families
– Potentially Chronic – Matched
|
1
|
|
|
Families
– Potentially Chronic – Not Matched
|
0
|
|
|
Families
– Not Chronic (Verified) – Matched
|
8
|
This
includes RRH bridges
|
|
Families
– Verified Chronic – Matched
|
3
|
|
SmartSheet Shelter Priority List Data
|
Individual Men
|
Individual Women
|
Family Stabilization List
|
|
83 unsheltered
|
87 unsheltered
|
17 families on Stabilization List
|
|
103 total
|
105 total
|
|
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