1. Overview: HPRP in Rural Communities
Jamey Burden

2. Introducing HPRP HPRP: A natural fit for rural communities
Capacity challenges
Geographical challenges
Need for coordination

3. Three integrated layers: Prevention Shelter Diversion Rapid Re-Housing
HPRP Components
Three integrated layers:
Prevention
Shelter Diversion
Rapid Re-Housing

4. What does “just enough” assistance mean?
HPRP: A New Focus
Targeting
Tough decisions about best use of funds
What does “just enough” assistance mean?
Focus on fundamental goal

5. Planning and Program Design
Creating a vision
Community assessment
Leveraging resources
Communication
System transformation

6. Direct financial assistance Determining budget Outreach strategies
Essential Elements
Services
Direct financial assistance
Determining budget
Outreach strategies
Data collection and evaluation

7. Additional Resources Guide to planning and implementation for HPRP
Systems transformation
HPRP: Opportunities for Systems Transformation and Sustainability:
Learn more about basic steps for using HPRP to facilitate the transformation of a homelessness assistance system.
Key partnerships
Homelessness Prevention and Re-housing: Key Partnerships:
Explore the key partnerships that communities should consider for successful planning, program design stage and implementation of their HPRP program

8. Additional Resources (Continued)
HPRP Audio conferences
HPRP HUD Homelessness Resource Exchange