Find your perfect match!

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At River Valleys CoC, we want you to find your perfect match! Take the 90s Cosmo-inspired quiz to help you find where you might thrive in the CoC committee network. We can't wait to see you there!

Quiz

You are entering a client in Coordinated Entry (CE), and you think of a way the system could run more smoothly. What do you do?

A. Look for a place to suggest and implement these ideas

B. Wonder about what CE data tells us about how the response system is working

C. Want to get the opinion of others with different backgrounds, history, or viewpoints than you

D. Encourage or propose a CoC funding application to invest in fixing the error

E. Look for someone younger than you to help because they just get technology

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You hear about a new program and you realize it will be a great resource for many people experiencing homelessness in the CoC region. What do you do?

A. See if the program is connected to Coordinated Entry and help them get connected so people can access the program

B. Try to find a way to share the information so everyone in the CoC can use the new program

C. Seek out ways this resource could be used to serve an underserved population

D. Ask everyone you know how to maximize this new program by matching it with CoC project funding

E. Start asking the young people around you to spread the word on socials

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You see a massive service gap for a historically underserved population. What do you do?

A. Find a way to add a Coordinated Entry referral location there. No wrong doors!

B. Try to collect data around the area to find out if your concerns are valid

C. Organize a listening session in the community to make sure their voices are heard

D. Wonder how a new CoC-funded project could respond to the need

E. Form a youth council to identify action needs and action steps. Youth are the future!

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You want a voice in what the CoC funds and where. What do you do?

A. Find a Coordinated Entry site and throw money at the people working there

B. Look at all the CoC data summaries to identify what might be needed in different areas

C. Find a diverse group of people to talk to help develop CoC funding strategies

D. Sign up to read funding proposals and give your thoughts and feedback

E. Encourage a young person to review proposals with you because they'll be here long after you're gone.

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You notice an increase in homeless youth in your area, and you see that there is little youth-specific shelter or housing available. What do you do?

A. Check if Coordinated Entry has a way to prioritize youth in your area

B. See if this need is showing up in CoC data and volunteer to help with the PIT Count to make sure youth are included

C. Check to see if existing programs are able to meet the needs of youth who identify as BIPOC or LGBTQ+ or who escaping violence

D. Wonder how a youth-specific project could seek CoC funding

E. Form a youth action board to get to the bottom of the issue from the youth who are affected

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GETTING YOUR RESULTS

Look back at your answers. Which of these describes your responses?

Mostly As

Mostly Bs

Mostly Cs

Mostly Ds

Mostly Es

An alphabet soup of As-Es / You really wish there was an "F. All of the Above" option

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