1. HPRP Lessons Cindy Cavanaugh, SHRA Megan Kurteff-Schatz, MKS July 27, 2011

2.  Some HPRP lessons learned  Approaching HPRP Under HEARTH  Linking Continuous Improvement and Performance measurement

3. Aligned $11 million 750 HH rapidly re-housed 1,376 Prevention HH HPRP Pilot 2009-2011 Reducing new homelessness Reducing length of homelessness Reducing returns to homelessness $410,000 ESG in 2011: funds shelters & HPRP HEARTH Goals ESG $ 2012 Regulations Up to 20% of CoC for HPRP Long-term HEARTH

4. Evaluate Preserve HPRP Capacity Plan and Modify Build New Capacity Implement

5. HPRP Data 2 nd Year APR Targeting/ Results HMIS Returns to Homelessness Focus Groups Provider and Shelter Staff ParticipantsFunders Community Groups Compare Approaches Length of StayExit OutcomesRate of ReturnCosts

6. Preserve HPRP Capacity Targeting: Assessment Tool Policies and Procedures Learning Community Data capacities Techniques and Tools Financial Rental Assistance Services in Housing Employment Staffing Capacities HPRP Providers, LSNC, 2-1-1 Shelters and other providers Landlords and other Housing Resources Funding Agencies: SHRA, DHA, SETA Foundation and faith-based effort CalWORKs Bureaus Collaborations

7. Outreach and Intake Populations served/not served Targeting/Screening Services in Housing Financial Assistance Program Role in HEARTH Intended Outcomes and Data Delivery Options Connections to shelters Mainstream services connection System

8. Point of Entry Central Intake Diversion (vs. Prevention) Assessment Use Tool across Programs Deploy, train and manage use Resource Assignment Assign all resources based on tool Use data to revise resource

9. Program, Services & Housing Services in Housing Increase mainstream services, esp. jobs Performance Outcomes Improve data HEARTH measures across program Fund solutions that further goals

10. Build New Capacity New Funding Approach Program Oversight Delivery Structure

11. Ending Homelessness RR & Stabilization PSH Interventions Special Populations Prevention