The Center for Capacity Building provides training opportunities to homeless service providers and other resources to grow organization’s knowledge around homeless services.
The Center for Capacity Building (The Center) supports the Alliance’s mission to end the problem of homelessness by building the capacity of communities to respond to new and emerging challenges and opportunities. Our approach to capacity building is outcome-based, with a clear focus on having a measurable impact in communities.
Rapid Re-Housing Online Training Series, Part 2: Rapid Re-Housing Program Design and Planning
This online training, which includes both an audio and visual component, is the second in a series on rapid re-housing. It covers the program design and planning aspects of rapid re-housing, including assessment, design, and evaluation.
Rapid Re-Housing Online Training Series, Part 1: Introduction to Rapid Re-Housing
This online training, which includes both an audio and visual component, is the first in a series on rapid re-housing. It covers the basics of rapid re-housing, including defining rapid re-housing, doing rapid re-housing, and common questions on the topic.
Critical Success Factors in High Performing Rural Continuums of Care
The Alliance conducted in-depth interviews with representatives from four rural CoCs. Based on these interviews, the Alliance has identified five critical success factors for making progress toward ending homelessness, implementing Ten Year Plans, and meeting the housing and service needs of homeless families and individuals in rural areas.
The Keys: Fall 2009 Edition
This is the Fall 2009 and inaugural edition of The Keys. This quarterly newsletter is put out by the Center for Capacity Building at the Alliance.
Virtual Discussion Questions: November 12, 2009
This document provides a summary to the November 12, 2009 Virtual Discussion on HPRP Implementation. It contains 26 questions asked during the Virtual Discussion, along with the responses given by Alliance staff.
Housing First Partnership and Accountability Matrix
This tool is designed to help communities identify possible partners and accountable agencies within their Housing First system based on the three main outcomes of a Housing First system: prevention of homelessness, reduction in the length of time of homelessness, and decreased recidivism. (Authors)