2017 VCEH Local Continuum of Care Assessment

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2017 VCEH Local Continuum of Care Assessment By Luke Dodge, Americorps VISTA

Purpose To assess perspectives on the Vermont Coalition to End Homelessness from Local Continua of Care across Vermont To help the VCEH more clearly define its own role in relation to local CoCs To identify new ways the VCEH can assist local CoCs in building capacity and meeting local goals

CoC Operations Decision-making primarily consensus- based, though larger CoCs can be more formal Strongest CoCs are those that have been able to develop sustainable local leadership Most successful CoCs cultivating strong relationships between community partners, with legislators

Membership and Attendance Need a diversity of organizations at the table, not just HUD-funded groups System needs to include the whole community Key to local advocacy in terms of promoting understanding importance of funding and programs Bringing peripheral community partners to the table Only when necessary Facilitates mobilization of support for new community initiatives and solutions

Membership and Attendance Trends Consistently in Attendance More Consistent Attendance Needed Consistent Attendance Necessary · 211/United Way · Community Action Agencies · Economic Services · Homeless Shelters · Local Housing Authorities · Landlord Liaison (If Applicable) · Health Care Providers · Pathways (If Applicable) · Regional Housing Non-Profits · Transitional/Supportive Housing · Veterans Agencies · Substance Abuse · Youth Services · Consumers · Department of Children and Families · Homelessness Education Liaison · Local Landlords · Mental Health · Workforce Development Should Attend as Needed · Corrections · Colleges/Universities · Health Department · Probation and Parole · Vermont State Housing Authority · Financiers/Businesses · Faith Groups · Law enforcement · Local Government · Legal Service Providers · Philanthropic Community

Local Perspectives on the VCEH Values Centralized Discussion of what’s happening around the state Funding Legislative Updates/Statewide Advocacy Training and Webinars Communication (Website, email list, etc.) Point in Time Count Needs Better understanding of what VCEH provides to the local level Need to clarify our role More attention to local culture and processes Technical Support Communications/PR Coordinated Entry Information Sharing Advocacy

Local Perspectives on the VCEH

Common Areas for Local Improvement Need sense of purpose for Local CoC meetings Strategic Planning Membership and Outreach Increasing landlord involvement Municipal Involvement Inconsistent Participation Inadequate Resources Working through “unfunded mandates” Increasing Housing Stock

What We’re Doing Strategic Planning Training Communications Information Sharing

A Few Notes Thank you! Where to find the report Questions, Comments, Concerns?