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Core Housing Team

Core Housing Team. Webinar will last approximately one hour; All phones of attendees are muted; Please type your questions in the go to meeting question box. We will answer questions at the end of this webinar. Core Housing Team. P U R P O S E

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Core Housing Team

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  1. Core Housing Team • Webinar will last approximately one hour; • All phones of attendees are muted; • Please type your questions in the go to meeting question box. We will answer questions at the end of this webinar.

  2. Core Housing Team P U R P O S E • The goal of the Core Housing Team is to bring together a local community team that works with existing resources and landlords to rapidly re-housing people living in homelessness. • Foremost, the Core Housing Team understands the crises homelessness presents to people and the urgency of re-housing.

  3. Core Housing Team • Each team member understands his/her role and strategizes with other team members to efficiently use mainstream resources to re-housing people. • On a bi-annual basis the Core Housing Team reviews current homeless data and reviews the housing status of those that they have assisted. • The team acts as catalysis to improve systems to ensure rapid re-housing is achieved and that the household service needs are met. (MSHDA Housing Agents: This meeting is the second of two annual meetings that you are required to attended to fulfill the requirements of your contract with MSHDA.)

  4. New for January 2014 • A new Memorandum of Understanding between the HARA and MSHDA. • It will allow rural communities that have no active sheltering organizations as part of their CoC to recognize doubled-up (couch surfing) as homelessness; • The MSHDA Homeless Specialist has to approve this request.

  5. Core Housing Team • Security Codes are received from the MSHDA Homeless Assistance Specialists. • They cannot be shared. • All passcode holders must prepare and sign a statement stating that he/she has viewed the training made available on MSHDA’s website at www.michigan.gov/mshda. (Click on Homeless and Special Housing Needs, click on MSHDA HCV Lead Agency Webinar.)

  6. Core Housing Team • The following three forms will be randomly requested from applicants on the homeless waiting list on a quarterly basis. The first two are on www.michigan.gov/mshda; click on Homeless & Special Housing Needs, click on forms. • Verification of Homelessness (ESG Form 2) • Verification of Residency (See Upfront Documentation Quick Glance on web-site.) 3. HP-HCV Release of Information (on HMIS)

  7. Core Housing Team • Internal Controls were to be updated with ESG Exhibit 1. HARA – check with your MSHDA Specialist to see that this occurred. • MSHDA Controls – On-site monitoring of the HARA HCV waiting list. • MSHDA staff – confirms homelessness at the time of application on HMIS.

  8. 2014 Core Housing Team Meetings • What will your 2014 Core Housing meetings look like for 2014?   • They are required – how do you make them a good use of time – work together to create a structure? • Are outreach workers on the team? Could the Core Housing Team work to house folks in tents, under bridges? • Who will set the meetings up? • Do you have each other's e-mail and phone numbers?  • How/who will let the state know that you have met and where gaps may exist that the state could assist with?

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