Homelessness Resource Fair for Providers

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Homelessness Resource Fair for Providers - Registration Form

The 2nd Annual Homelessness Resource Fair for Providers will take place on Thursday, June 14 from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm (check-in and refreshments begin at 9 am) at Holyoke Community College, The Kittredge Center, Rooms 301-302. It is free of charge. This registration form will provide an opportunity for you to: (1) register to attend; (2) request provider space at a table to share your information and resources; and (3) express your interest in workshop topics.

Name

Email address and phone

Organization

Does your organization want table space to provide information on your service?

Yes

Clear selection

We will offer 40 minute workshops on 8 different topics (4 at a time in 2 groupings) starting at 10 am and ending at 12:20 pm. We will have the opportunity to repeat 2 of the workshops in the last time slot. The level of interest reflected in your answers here will help determine how we arrange the 2 sets of workshops. Please check the 3 workshop topics you are most interested in:

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Emergency Assistance and HomeBASE programs for families: how the state system works

Chronically homeless individuals: defining the term, why it matters, how "coordinated entry" makes a difference

Veterans: how to identify a veteran; how to access services for homeless veteran individuals and families

Youth/Young Adults: engagement practices and how to access housing and support services for youth/young adults

Domestic violence: how to access housing and support services for victims of domestic violence

Career Services: an overview of employment and training services and how to access them

Overcoming tenant screening barriers: an overview from Community Legal Aid on how to challenge housing denials

Opioid crisis and homelessness: a review by medical professionals of new approaches to the opioid epidemic, harm-reduction strategies and health system responses to care