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The Recovery Housing Network is a group of local providers working to engage and house chemically dependent homeless adults in early stages of recovery, including the chronically homeless. The group will provide a forum to share ideas and resources, and will help forge a coherent county-wide continuum of housing services that effectively serves this high-need population.

UPCOMING EVENTS

NEXT MEETING
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2009
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: EAP Conference Room (Rm. 243) 112 East Post Road, White Plains
Notes:
Directions: Driving Directions

PREVIOUS MEETINGS

• December 8, 2009 Download December meeting minutes
• November 10, 2009 Download November meeting minutes
• October 13, 2009 Download October meeting minutes
• September 22, 2009 Download September meeting minutes
• August 11, 2009 Download August meeting minutes
  • Press release on settlement of Westchester County fair-housing lawsuit
• July 14, 2009 Download July meeting minutes
  • Implications of the HEARTH act from July meeting
  • New paradigm for services for the homeless under the HEARTH act from July meeting
• April 14, 2009 Download April meeting minutes
• March 10, 2009 Download March meeting minutes
  • Recovery Housing Inventory draft distributed at March meeting
  • List of FY08 Westchester Continuum of Care awards
  • SPOA application distributed by D. Connors at March meeting
• February 10, 2009 Download February minutes
  • Current draft Recovery Housing Inventory
• January 13, 2009 Download January minutes
• December 5, 2008 Download December minutes

COMPLETE 2010 MEETING SCHEDULE

RHN meetings will be held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10am:

RESOURCES

• Current draft Recovery Housing Inventory

This is a list of the housing available to homeless substance abusers in Westchester County.

• Shelter Plus Care Manual

This manual prepared by PD&D combines three HUD online manuals(Understanding S+C , S+C Resource Manual, and Enhancing Shelter Plus Care Guide) as well as other locally developed materials.