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Webinar Youth Experiencing Homelessness and Serious Emotional Disturbance
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This webinar will feature speakers representing research, clinical practice, and non-profit work with homeless and at-risk youth with serious emotional disturbance (SED). The talk and following Q&A session will review topics such as effective practices, special considerations, and available resources for homeless youth with SED with a general audience in mind.
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Webinar Learning Community for HUD Rural and Unsheltered Grantees Session 3: Innovative Partnerships
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This session will feature organizations with experience in cross-system partnerships to address the needs of this population in rural areas. This session will close with a panel Q&A about building partnerships across multiple systems.
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Webinar Learning Community for HUD Rural and Unsheltered Grantees Session 2: Resource mapping to maximize funding and coordination of services
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This session will include an interactive brainstorm of all the systems that CoCs may need to partner with to achieve whole-person care and maximize the impact of combined services to end homelessness and improve health, wellness, and economic opportunities. Examples of resource mapping templates and considerations for addressing barriers to partnership will be shared.
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Webinar Providing Services to Youth Experiencing Homelessness
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Join HHRC as our panel discusses ways providers and clinicians can provide supportive care for youth who are experiencing homelessness.
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Webinar Stabilizing Housing for Families Part II: Understanding and Navigating Housing Rights
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Join us as we provide an overview of housing rights and policies that protect families who are experiencing housing instability.