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===Coordinated Entry Policy Adopted by the CoC Board on September 20, 2017; last amended on June 1, 2018 ===
* [[media:Coordinated Entry policy manual FINAL v6 06-04-18.pdf| Download Coordinated Entry Policy Manual ]]
* [[media:NY-604-COC-ASSISTANCE-Policy v4 060418.pdf|Download CoC Written Assistance Policies ]]
* [[media:Interim changes to RRH prioritization 111318.pdf|Download Interim changes to Rapid Re-Housing prioritization rules passed by CoC Board 11/13/18 ]]
* The Coordinated Entry System and it's Policies went into effect county-wide December 11, 2017 

=== CES Training Materials ===
* [https://youtu.be/FRxD3NxxOzQ Purpose and Overview of the Coordinated Entry System Video Presentation] 
* [[media:Purpose_and_Overview_Of_Coordinated_Entry_FINALDRAFT(2).pdf| Purpose and Overview of the Coordinated Entry System Presentation PDF]] 
* [[media:COC_Coordinated_Entry_Flowchart_F(3)_05_2018.pdf| Coordinated Entry Flowchart]] 
* [[media:Housing_ProvidersFINAL.pdf| Housing Provider Specific Information]] 
* [[media:Shelter__Outreach_staffFINAL.pdf| Shelter & Outreach Specific Information]] 
* [[media:CES_Receipt_v2aFINAL11032017.pdf| CES Client Enrollment Receipt]] 
* [[media:CES_One_Sheet_EngSpa_F4518.pdf| CES One Sheet in English & Spanish - to be made available at all enrollment locations]] 
* [https://recordings.join.me/JoXA0UZV3EOL-EU0FSF1hQ Video: Using the Coordinated Entry Workgroup] 
* [https://recordings.join.me/_ByT8imkhECWIQcrcJPnvg Video: Enrolling Clients in Coordinated Entry] 
* [https://recordings.join.me/IXvVxcoabEy09IyYSRi0cw Video: The HAT and Other Documents] 

=== HAT Training Materials ===
* [https://youtu.be/JprLsqDVq1M| HAT 101 Online Tutorial] 
* [[media:Blank_Online_VISPDAT.pdf| Blank HAT for Singles]] 
* [[media:Blank_Online_F-VISPDAT.pdf| Blank HAT for Families]] 
* [[media:SPDAT_Evidence_Brief_(1)_(1).pdf| HAT Evidence Brief]] 

=== Certification of Homelessness - Revised June 29, 2018 ===
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Self_062918.doc | Self documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Street_062918.doc| HOW or 3rd party documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Institution_or_Facility_-_LESS_than_90_Days_062918.doc | Documentation of time in a hospitalized, incarcerated or in another institutional setting for less then 90 days]]
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Shelter_062918.doc| Documentation of a stay at a shelter not participating in our CoC HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Transitional_Housing_062918.doc| Documentation of time spent in a Transitional Housing Program not participating in our CoC HMIS]]

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Interim changes to RRH prioritization rules passed by CoC Board 11/13/18

HMIS Policies and Documents

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The Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is the information system designated by the Westchester County Continuum of Care Partnership for the Homeless (CoC Partnership) to comply with HUD's data collection, management, and reporting standards and used to collect client-level data and data on the provision of housing and services to homeless individuals and families and persons at risk of homelessness.

=== HMIS Policies and Agency Documents ===
* [[media:HMIS Agency Participation Agreement 2017.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Agency Participation Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS User Agreement 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS User Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS Site Admin Agreement 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Site Administrator Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS Data Sharing Policy 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS HMIS Data Sharing Policy]] 
* [[media:HMIS Privacy Policy 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS HMIS Privacy Policy]] 

=== HMIS Client Documents ===
* [[media:HMIS Release of Information 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS client release of information]] 
* [[media:HMIS Consumer Notice 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Consumer Notice]]

HMIS Policies and Documents

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=== HMIS Policies and Agency Documents ===
* [[media:HMIS Agency Participation Agreement 2017.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Agency Participation Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS User Agreement 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS User Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS Site Admin Agreement 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Site Administrator Agreement]] 
* [[media:HMIS Data Sharing Policy 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS HMIS Data Sharing Policy]] 
* [[media:HMIS Privacy Policy 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS HMIS Privacy Policy]] 

=== HMIS Client Documents ===
* [[media:HMIS Release of Information 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS client release of information]] 
* [[media:HMIS Consumer Notice 2015.pdf| Westchester CoC HMIS Consumer Notice]]

HMIS Policies and Documents

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<big>'''Welcome to the Program Design and Development Wiki'''</big>

This site is designed to provide rapid access to the information and resources needed by service providers, advocates and communities in Westchester County, New York. Clicking on any of the links below will take you to a page with meeting notices and other information and resources relevant to each collaboration.

==<big>''[https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=continuumofcarewc%40gmail.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York Westchester CoC Calendar]'''</big>==

==[[FY18_CoC_Application| FY18 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY17_CoC_Application| FY17 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY16_CoC_Application| FY16 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY15_CoC_Application| FY15 CoC Application]]==

== Breaking News ==

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<big>WE'RE DOING IT! [[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] has moved over 650 veterans in permanent housing since August 8, 2013!'''
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== Featured Posts ==

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[https://getschooled.com/dashboard/tool/343-attendance-counts?type=tool Get Schooled! Attendance Calculator]

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== Collaborations ==

=== [[WCCOCH|Westchester County Continuum of Care Partnership for the Homeless]] ===
This group coordinates all of the homeless housing and services providers in Westchester County, New York. 

====[[HMIS Policies and Documents|HMIS Policies and Documents]] ====
The Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is the information system designated by the Westchester County Continuum of Care Partnership for the Homeless (CoC Partnership) to comply with HUD's data collection, management, and reporting standards and used to collect client-level data and data on the provision of housing and services to homeless individuals and families and persons at risk of homelessness. 

====[[CES|Coordinated Entry System]] ====
The HUD mandated triage process for all people experiencing homelessness or in imminent danger of becoming homeless. 

====[[HUD CoC Compliance Documents|HUD CoC Program Regulatory Compliance Documents]] ====
HUD Regulation Compliant Documentation Instructions, Tools, Examples & Templates 

====[[CoC Symposium Documents| CoC Symposium Documents]] ====
Handouts and slide shows from the 2018 CoC Symposium held May 15 -18. 

====[[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] ====
Our goal is to end homelessness among Westchester County's veterans. 

====[[CoC Environmental Reviews|CoC Environmental Reviews]] ====
Forms for the HUD mandated Environmental Reviews process for sites where HUD funding is used. 

==== [[HSTT|Homeless System Transformation Team]] ====
This team and it's workgroups are working to transform the current systems in place to increase accessibility of housing and services in Westchester for people in need. 

==== [[WBF|Westchester Building Futures]] ====
This team is dedicated to the planning and implementation of homelessness prevention among the young people of our county who have been in foster care in Westchester. 

==== [[SSC|Self-Sufficiency & Workforce Development Network]] ====
Bringing together employment and workforce development resources to create an initiative that unites those offering employment with those in need of employment. 

==== [[RHNW|Recovery Housing Network of Westchester]] ====
This group works to engage and house chemically dependent homeless adults in early stages of recovery. 

====[[DCMHShelterPlusCare| DCMH Shelter Plus Care]] ====
The 9 agencies which administer Shelter Plus Care units as sub-grantees under the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health meet regularly to improve program performance. 

==== [[CoC Veterans Committee|CoC Veterans Committee]] ====
For the service programs within Westchester County that work with Veterans to network and coordinate services. The focus of our efforts has been and will continue to be increasing the knowledge of services available to Veterans in our community. 

=== [[YCFY|Yonkers Coalition for Youth (YCFY)]] ===
Formerly Yonkers Juvenile Crime Enforcement Coalition (YJCEC), Yonkers Weed & Seed and Yonkers Drug Free Communities Coalition 
This collaboration, facilitated by the Yonkers Police Department, is developing and implementing a coordinated Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan to reduce violent juvenile crime in Yonkers, New York. 

=== [[Yonkers Truancy |Yonkers Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (YTRSG)]] ===
This YCFY workgroup is implementing an innovative strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Yonkers.

=== [[MV Attendance Improvement Initiative |Mt. Vernon Attendance Improvement Initiative (formerly known as MVTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Mt. Vernon as well as addressing the issue of chronic suspensions.

=== [[WP Truancy |White Plains Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (WPTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in White Plains.

=== [[YCOCH|Yonkers Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Yonkers, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers. 

=== [[MVCOCH|Mount Vernon Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Mount Vernon, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the City of Mount Vernon.

== PD&D In The News ==

'''NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing Award'''

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/3/E4XJ9y-T5d8/ Anthony Wynne presenting Karl Bertrand with the NYCLU Hudson Valley Chapter's Champions of Fair Housing award.] 
Anthony Wynne, a board member of the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Westchester County Coalition for the Homeless and Hungry, introduces Karl Bertrand and presents him with a Champions of Fair Housing community service award for his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. The award was presented at the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union's annual dinner on 5/16/11.

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/4/S_S80OPG_90/ Karl Bertrand accepting a NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing award 5-16-11.] 
Karl Bertrand receiving a Champions of Fair Housing award from the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union on 5-16-11 in recognition of his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. In this 3-minute video Karl opens up and gets a few laughs as he explains how he chose his life's work. 

'''Stanley Schear Leadership Award'''
* [http://seniorcitizens.westchestergov.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2639&Itemid=4530/ Karl Bertrand to receive the Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his 27 years of homeless organizing and advocacy.] 
On 5/14/10 PD&D's founder and President Karl Bertrand received the fourth annual Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his work in providing shelters and services for homeless people in Westchester County, New York for more than 27 years. The award was made by the Senior Housing and Services Coalition of the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services. His work to date has included co-founding the first shelter for the homeless in Yonkers, co-founding the Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester (the first countywide advocacy group for the homeless), developing the initial concept for the Bridge Fund eviction prevention program, co-chairing the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless, which coordinates planning and management of $10-12 million in annual Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding from HUD, and securing over $165 million in grant funding for local public and private programs benefiting the poor.

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=xfHXTt6DOMI/ Why I am an advocate for the homeless and the poor] 
In his speech accepting the Stanley Schear Leadership award, Karl Bertrand tries to explain for the first time in public why he is an advocate for the homeless and the poor. He says writing and delivering this speech was more difficult than any other speech he's ever given, except for his mother's eulogy.

* [http://www.lohud.com/article/20100502/NEWS02/5020370/Greenburgh-man-honored-for-years-of-service-to-help-the-homeless/ Greenburgh man honored for years of service to help the homeless] 
This Journal News article summarizes Karl Bertrand leading up to the award. One minor correction: He says he never said "most richest"!

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjzNLoLn5XI/ WCDSPS Commissioner Mae Carpenter presents the Stanley Schear award] 

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWTzMXdgTlM/ Closing remarks from the Honorable Ken Jenkins, Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman]

'''WTFCAN Unsung Heroes Award'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyXrG017UBc&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand's 90-second Truancy Prevention award acceptance speech]
On 4/28/10 Karl Bertrand was awarded an "Unsung Heroes" award from the Westchester County Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect. The award was given for his work organizing local communities to address chronic truancy by enforcing mandatory education laws and offering supportive services. In Yonkers, NY this program cut chronic truancy by 18.6% in the first two years, which basically means that hundreds of kids who were spiraling toward dropping out, delinquency and a lifetime of poverty, are now going back to school more often. The man handing him the award is Westchester's newly elected County Executive Robert P. Astorino, who is in the process of grappling with a projected $160 million budget deficit. In this 90-second acceptance speech, Mr. Bertrand challenges County Executive Astorino to expand this truancy prevention effort countywide.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33PUP9VO7d8&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand receiving 2010 Unsung Heroes Award from the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect]
The award is being presented by Kathie Halas, Executive Director of the Child Care of Westchester and co-chair of the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [http://changingthecourt.blogspot.com/2008/02/blog-post_08.html Changing the Court: The Pyramid of Risk]
This blog discusses Karl Bertrand's presentation on Evidence-Based Targeting at the NYS DCJS 2008 statewide-conference on juvenile crime prevention.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n81JKvYIyoI&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand on Evidence-Based Targeting]
In this video developed for a regional Weed & Seed training sponsored by the City of Yonkers, NY, Karl Bertrand describes Evidence-Based Targeting, a new concept developed in Yonkers that allows communities to use objective data to target limited juvenile crime prevention resources to the specific youth who need them most, rather than allocating resources less efficiently using traditional neighborhood-based targeting that essentially relies on stereotypes of race and class to identify youth who are most at risk.

'''Yonkers Juvenile Crime Strategy and Action Plan'''
* [http://www.cityofyonkers.com/index.aspx?recordid=325&page=29 YPD Releases Juvenile Crime Prevention Plan: Comprehensive study outlines strategies to reduce juvenile crime in Yonkers]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Summary-9_page.pdf|Overview of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 9 pages]]
* [[Media:Yonkers_Juvenile_Justice_Strategy_and_Action_Plan-narrative.pdf‎|Main body of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 62 pages]]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Appendices_137_pages_F.pdf‎|Appendices for Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 137 pages]] 

'''Homeless Advocacy: "Beds Not Chairs"'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmfOYPNuFMs Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 1]
In 2007 Westchester County instituted an ill-conceived plan to make emergency overnight shelters for the homeless replace their cots with chairs, based on the wrong-headed notion that what we needed to do to help homeless people put their lives back together was to increase their suffering. The Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and the Homeless convened a rally in White Plains, NY on 10/25/07 to oppose the plan. Karl Bertrand was one of the speakers. Shortly thereafter the plan was quietly rescinded.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPu5Y756u4o Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 2]

* [http://pfeiner.blogspot.com/2007/10/guest-commentary-karl-bertrand.html Karl Bertrand describes the need for the 2007 Beds Not Chairs rally]
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner's blog published this guest commentary from Karl Bertrand on 10/23/07 describing the need for the upcoming Beds Not Chairs rally.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [http://fsp.uservoice.com/forums/42071-how-can-we-prevent-and-end-homelessness-for-famili/suggestions/526705-a-new-model-of-eviction-prevention-in-westchester A New Model of Eviction Prevention in Westchester]
This overview of the new model of homelessness prevention being piloted in Westchester with HPRP funds from HUD was submitted to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness for potential inclusion in the new Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.

* [http://www.thebridgefund.org/TBF_History.html A Brief History of the Bridge Fund]
This overview of the Bridge Fund cites Karl Bertrand's pivotal role in 1991 in helping develop the initial plan for the Bridge Fund - one of the New York metropolitan area's most innovative and effective eviction prevention programs.

* [http://www.wptimes.com/local_news.php?viewspecific=1&storyid=2789 New Directions for Homeless Assistance]
This 3/30/2010 article in the White Plains Times describes a conference convened by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless in which Karl Bertrand described the changes in homeless services mandated by the recently passed HEARTH Act, and laid out a strategic vision for transforming homeless services in Westchester.

'''The Pre-History of PD&D'''
* [http://www.nytimes.com/1983/04/10/nyregion/a-haven-for-the-homeless-extends-its-efforts.html A Haven For The Homeless Extends Its Efforts]
This New York Times article from April 10, 1983 describes how The Sharing Community, originally begun as a winter-only overnight shelter, had decided to become a year-round program providing 24-hour shelter, meals, and advocacy.

* [http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/12/nyregion/westchester-journal-food-for-the-hungry.html Westchester Journal: Food for the Hungry]
This New York Times article from July 12, 1987 focuses on a Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester report that over one million meals were provided during the preceding year by emergency food programs in Westchester County, NY. This represented a '''63%''' increase over the preceding year, with ten new food pantries opening and local soup kitchens doubling the number of meals annually served.

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== PD&D Presentations ==

'''Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County''' '''''NEW''''' 
* [[media:Schechter_HS_3-12-13_F.ppt|Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County (March 12, 2013)]] 
This is a presentation Karl Bertrand made to middle school students at the Solomon Schechter School of Westchester in Hartsdale, NY 

'''Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding''' ' 
* [[Media:MVCTRI_6-1-11.ppt‎ |Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this presentation, Karl Bertrand describes how an inner-city school district (Mount Vernon, NY) cut total absenteeism district-wide by 19.8% in two years - without any additional grant funding. He begins by summarizing what the district did to address chronic truancy, and then he describes eight major accomplishments, including an analysis of the 19.8% reduction in total absenteeism achieved within two years. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation, divided into two parts, found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/1/rCEkbOy73bkMV Truancy Initiative-Part 1: What We Did] and [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/0/OJuKr_gK-sk MV Truancy Initiative-Part 2: What We've Accomplished]. 

'''Why Truancy Matters''' 
* [[Media:Why Truancy Matters 6-1-11.ppt‎ |Why Truancy Matters (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this brief presentation Karl Bertrand gives a rapid-fire overview of the many ways that chronic truancy negatively impacts individuals and communities. Understanding these diverse negative impacts is important because they serve as incentives for mobilizing different groups of stakeholders to support local truancy prevention efforts. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/2/1FaX3c1oG5Q Why Truancy Matters] 

'''This Homeless Advocate Supports Closing Two Shelters''' 
* [[Media:KB_Budget_Testimony_2010.doc‎‎ |Testimony Supporting Westchester County's Plans To Close Two Homeless Shelters (presented at 11/17/2010 county Board of Legislators budget hearings)]] 
This Word document contains the text of the 3-minute testimony Karl Bertrand made at the Westchester County Board of Legislator's budget hearings in Yonkers on November 17, 2010. A life-long advocate for the homeless, he testified in support of the proposed closing of two homeless shelters, which are no longer needed because of Westchester County's success in reducing homelessness by 55%. "Supporting a progressive agenda for helping the homeless does not mean that we need to continue funding empty shelter beds just because we needed them 20 years ago. In fact, the progressive agenda for serving the homeless, as mandated by the HEARTH Act passed by Congress in 2008 and endorsed by HUD and all of the leading national homeless advocacy organizations is to move AWAY from shelters and end prolonged homelessness by concentrating resources on 1) preventing evictions and 2) rapidly rehousing people when they do become homeless....[Westchester County] has achieved this reduction by investing money in eviction prevention, mobile Care Coordination for the mentally ill, and rent supplements. We cannot afford to continue to make these wise and progressive investments in helping the homeless if we fritter away our resources by continuing to fund empty shelter beds that are no longer needed."

'''Overview of Housing Resources''' 
* [[Media:KB_NAMI_PPT_F.ppt‎ |Overview of Housing Without Services (presented at 11/10/2010 NAMI/WCDCMH conference)]] 
This Powerpoint outlines the presentation Karl Bertrand made at the "A Roof over Your Head: Housing Resources & Solutions for Westchester County Residents" conference on November 10, 2010, which was co-sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Westchester and the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health. After several presentations had been made on specialized supportive housing resources available for the mentally ill in Westchester County, NY, Karl Bertrand was charged with providing a brief, simple and clear overview of all other major housing resources available in Westchester. Faced with describing a system that was diverse and fragmented, he boiled it down to the major programs that could help make housing affordable in one of America's most expensive housing markets, and ended by identifying the single best place to start seeking help for four major kinds of common housing-related problems.

'''Organizational Survival Strategies'''
* [[Media:SHNNY_workshop_Strategies_for_Survival_6-10-2010_F.ppt‎ |Executive Management Workshop: Strategies for Survival in the Great Recession (presented at 6/10/2010 Supportive Housing Network of New York conference)]] 
This workshop for executive directors and other senior managers offered an incisive analysis of the financial threats facing nonprofits today, and identified a host of specific approaches to maintaining cash flow, matching mission to budget and surviving the great recession. Experienced management consultant Karl Bertrand presented and discussed specific strategies to ameliorate the effects of public budget shortfalls.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [[Media:KBertrand_EBT_ANYSYB_v5.ppt‎|"Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" (presented at 10/27/2008 ANYSYB conference.)]] 
Karl Bertrand delivered a presentation on "Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" at the 38th Annual Conference of the Association of New York State Youth Bureaus on October 27, 2008. This workshop focused on the new concept of Evidence-Based Targeting. Using 16 years of data from Yonkers, PD&D measured the impact of specific risk factors on juvenile crime. This workshop taught participants to use a “Pyramid of Risk” to identify youth at highest risk for juvenile delinquency, target limited resources, and magnify potential impact on reducing juvenile crime. Karl Bertrand has also made presentations on Evidence-Based Targeting at recent conferences sponsored by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, and the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Delinquency Prevention.

'''Preventing Chronic Truancy'''
* [[Media:KB_WTFCAN_Truancy_F.ppt‎| "Tackling Truancy With Limited Resources: Replicating the Yonkers Model]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation at the 10/23/2009 "Tackling Truancy with Limited Resources: Concrete Actions School Districts Can Implement Now" workshop sponsored by the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [[Media:HEARTH_v1K.ppt| Overdue for Change: The Transformation of Homeless Housing and Services Needed in Westchester]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation describing the new models of homeless housing and services needed in Westchester County, NY at the 3/23/2010 HEARTH Act Symposium co-sponsored by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless and Grace Church Community Center.

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== Advocacy ==
[http://www.100khomes.org/ 100,000 Homes] '''''NEW''''' 
100,000 Homes for 100,000 Individuals and Families. The only lasting solution to homelessness is permanent housing. 

[http://www.powertotheparent.org/ Power to the Parent] '''''NEW''''' 
Resource for parents to protect teens from drug & alcohol abuse. 

[http://invisiblepeople.tv/blog/ Invisible People] '''''NEW''''' 
Since its launch in November 2008, InvisiblePeople.tv has leveraged the power of video and the massive reach of social media to share the compelling, gritty, and unfiltered stories of homeless people from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. The vlog (video blog) gets up close and personal with veterans, mothers, children, layoff victims and others who have been forced onto the streets by a variety of circumstances. Each week, their on InvisiblePeople.tv, and high traffic sites such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, proving to a global audience that while they may often be ignored, they are far from invisible.

[http://www.hungeractionnys.org/ Hunger Action Network of New York State (HANNYS)] 
The Hunger Action Network of New York State is a statewide anti-hunger coalition that combines grassroots organizing at the local level with state level research, education and advocacy to address the root causes of hunger, including poverty. 

[http://www.shnny.org/ Supportive Housing Network of New York State] 
The Supportive Housing Network of New York represents over 150 nonprofit organizations that develop and operate supportive housing and is the only supportive housing membership organization in New York State. 

[http://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/ Coalition for the Homeless] 
Coalition for the Homeless is the nation's oldest advocacy and direct service organization helping homeless men, women, and children. We are dedicated to the principle that decent shelter, sufficient food, affordable housing, and the chance to work for a living wage are fundamental rights in a civilized society. Since our inception in 1981, the Coalition has worked through litigation, public education, and direct services to ensure that these goals are realized. 

[http://www.endhomelessness.org/ National Alliance to End Homelessness] 
The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, mission-driven organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States. We are a leading voice on the issue of homelessness. The Alliance analyzes policy and develops pragmatic, cost-effective policy solutions. We work collaboratively with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to build state and local capacity, leading to stronger programs and policies that help communities achieve their goal of ending homelessness. We provide data and research to policymakers and elected officials in order to inform policy debates and educate the public and opinion leaders nationwide. 

[http://www.foodclothingshelter.org/ Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and Homeless] 
WCHH shares information and technical services with providers, connects volunteers to programs needing their help, promotes legislative action for systematic changes and collects data on the hungry and homeless that it provides as an information resource to government agencies. 

[http://www.housingactioncouncil.org/ Housing Action Council] 
The Housing Action Council provides technical assistance, grants, and advocacy to increase and improve housing opportunities for low - and moderate - income households and special needs populations throughout the Hudson Valley Region. 

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== Resources ==
[[media: 2013_Government_officials_(1).doc | 2013 Federal, State and County Elected Officials Contact Information]] '''''NEW''''' 
List of names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses (most hyperlinked) for maintaining contact with elected officials. 

[http://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/FY14_Budget_Chart.pdf Chart of the HUD and USDA affordable housing and community development requests included in the President’s FY14 budget] '''''NEW''''' 

[[Westchester Housing Market|Westchester Housing Market]] 

<big>[[Media:President_Asks_for_$1_billion.docx | President Asks for $1 billion for National Housing Trust Fund Again, Provides Funding for Rental Assistance]] </big> 

== Westchester Housing Settlement ==
<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2013304100091&nclick_check=1 Astorino challenges HUD over loss of $7.4M grant] </big> 

<big>[http://www3.westchestergov.com/news/all-press-releases/4504-astorino-fighting-for-7-4-million-in-promised-funds-now-blocked-by-hud Astorino Fighting for $7.4 Million in Funds Now Blocked by HUD]</big> 

<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/article/20130411/NEWS02/304110080/Tax-Watch-Westchester-towns-face-brunt-Astorino-s-fair-housing-fight?gcheck=1 Tax Watch: Westchester towns face brunt of Astorino's fair-housing fight] </big> 

<big>[[media:County_sued_over_affordable_housing.pdf‎|County Sued Over Affordable Housing]] 
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<big>'''Welcome to the Program Design and Development Wiki'''</big>

This site is designed to provide rapid access to the information and resources needed by service providers, advocates and communities in Westchester County, New York. Clicking on any of the links below will take you to a page with meeting notices and other information and resources relevant to each collaboration.

==<big>''[https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=continuumofcarewc%40gmail.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York Westchester CoC Calendar]'''</big>==

==[[FY18_CoC_Application| FY18 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY17_CoC_Application| FY17 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY16_CoC_Application| FY16 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY15_CoC_Application| FY15 CoC Application]]==

== Breaking News ==

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<big>WE'RE DOING IT! [[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] has moved over 650 veterans in permanent housing since August 8, 2013!'''
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== Featured Posts ==

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[https://getschooled.com/dashboard/tool/343-attendance-counts?type=tool Get Schooled! Attendance Calculator]

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== Collaborations ==

=== [[WCCOCH|Westchester County Continuum of Care Partnership for the Homeless]] ===
This group coordinates all of the homeless housing and services providers in Westchester County, New York. 

====[[CES|Coordinated Entry System]] ====
The HUD mandated triage process for all people experiencing homelessness or in imminent danger of becoming homeless. 

====[[HUD CoC Compliance Documents|HUD CoC Program Regulatory Compliance Documents]] ====
HUD Regulation Compliant Documentation Instructions, Tools, Examples & Templates 

====[[CoC Symposium Documents| CoC Symposium Documents]] ====
Handouts and slide shows from the 2018 CoC Symposium held May 15 -18. 

====[[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] ====
Our goal is to end homelessness among Westchester County's veterans. 

====[[CoC Environmental Reviews|CoC Environmental Reviews]] ====
Forms for the HUD mandated Environmental Reviews process for sites where HUD funding is used. 

==== [[HSTT|Homeless System Transformation Team]] ====
This team and it's workgroups are working to transform the current systems in place to increase accessibility of housing and services in Westchester for people in need. 

==== [[WBF|Westchester Building Futures]] ====
This team is dedicated to the planning and implementation of homelessness prevention among the young people of our county who have been in foster care in Westchester. 

==== [[SSC|Self-Sufficiency & Workforce Development Network]] ====
Bringing together employment and workforce development resources to create an initiative that unites those offering employment with those in need of employment. 

==== [[RHNW|Recovery Housing Network of Westchester]] ====
This group works to engage and house chemically dependent homeless adults in early stages of recovery. 

====[[DCMHShelterPlusCare| DCMH Shelter Plus Care]] ====
The 9 agencies which administer Shelter Plus Care units as sub-grantees under the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health meet regularly to improve program performance. 

==== [[CoC Veterans Committee|CoC Veterans Committee]] ====
For the service programs within Westchester County that work with Veterans to network and coordinate services. The focus of our efforts has been and will continue to be increasing the knowledge of services available to Veterans in our community. 

=== [[YCFY|Yonkers Coalition for Youth (YCFY)]] ===
Formerly Yonkers Juvenile Crime Enforcement Coalition (YJCEC), Yonkers Weed & Seed and Yonkers Drug Free Communities Coalition 
This collaboration, facilitated by the Yonkers Police Department, is developing and implementing a coordinated Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan to reduce violent juvenile crime in Yonkers, New York. 

=== [[Yonkers Truancy |Yonkers Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (YTRSG)]] ===
This YCFY workgroup is implementing an innovative strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Yonkers.

=== [[MV Attendance Improvement Initiative |Mt. Vernon Attendance Improvement Initiative (formerly known as MVTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Mt. Vernon as well as addressing the issue of chronic suspensions.

=== [[WP Truancy |White Plains Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (WPTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in White Plains.

=== [[YCOCH|Yonkers Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Yonkers, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers. 

=== [[MVCOCH|Mount Vernon Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Mount Vernon, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the City of Mount Vernon.

== PD&D In The News ==

'''NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing Award'''

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/3/E4XJ9y-T5d8/ Anthony Wynne presenting Karl Bertrand with the NYCLU Hudson Valley Chapter's Champions of Fair Housing award.] 
Anthony Wynne, a board member of the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Westchester County Coalition for the Homeless and Hungry, introduces Karl Bertrand and presents him with a Champions of Fair Housing community service award for his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. The award was presented at the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union's annual dinner on 5/16/11.

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/4/S_S80OPG_90/ Karl Bertrand accepting a NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing award 5-16-11.] 
Karl Bertrand receiving a Champions of Fair Housing award from the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union on 5-16-11 in recognition of his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. In this 3-minute video Karl opens up and gets a few laughs as he explains how he chose his life's work. 

'''Stanley Schear Leadership Award'''
* [http://seniorcitizens.westchestergov.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2639&Itemid=4530/ Karl Bertrand to receive the Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his 27 years of homeless organizing and advocacy.] 
On 5/14/10 PD&D's founder and President Karl Bertrand received the fourth annual Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his work in providing shelters and services for homeless people in Westchester County, New York for more than 27 years. The award was made by the Senior Housing and Services Coalition of the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services. His work to date has included co-founding the first shelter for the homeless in Yonkers, co-founding the Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester (the first countywide advocacy group for the homeless), developing the initial concept for the Bridge Fund eviction prevention program, co-chairing the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless, which coordinates planning and management of $10-12 million in annual Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding from HUD, and securing over $165 million in grant funding for local public and private programs benefiting the poor.

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=xfHXTt6DOMI/ Why I am an advocate for the homeless and the poor] 
In his speech accepting the Stanley Schear Leadership award, Karl Bertrand tries to explain for the first time in public why he is an advocate for the homeless and the poor. He says writing and delivering this speech was more difficult than any other speech he's ever given, except for his mother's eulogy.

* [http://www.lohud.com/article/20100502/NEWS02/5020370/Greenburgh-man-honored-for-years-of-service-to-help-the-homeless/ Greenburgh man honored for years of service to help the homeless] 
This Journal News article summarizes Karl Bertrand leading up to the award. One minor correction: He says he never said "most richest"!

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjzNLoLn5XI/ WCDSPS Commissioner Mae Carpenter presents the Stanley Schear award] 

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWTzMXdgTlM/ Closing remarks from the Honorable Ken Jenkins, Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman]

'''WTFCAN Unsung Heroes Award'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyXrG017UBc&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand's 90-second Truancy Prevention award acceptance speech]
On 4/28/10 Karl Bertrand was awarded an "Unsung Heroes" award from the Westchester County Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect. The award was given for his work organizing local communities to address chronic truancy by enforcing mandatory education laws and offering supportive services. In Yonkers, NY this program cut chronic truancy by 18.6% in the first two years, which basically means that hundreds of kids who were spiraling toward dropping out, delinquency and a lifetime of poverty, are now going back to school more often. The man handing him the award is Westchester's newly elected County Executive Robert P. Astorino, who is in the process of grappling with a projected $160 million budget deficit. In this 90-second acceptance speech, Mr. Bertrand challenges County Executive Astorino to expand this truancy prevention effort countywide.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33PUP9VO7d8&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand receiving 2010 Unsung Heroes Award from the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect]
The award is being presented by Kathie Halas, Executive Director of the Child Care of Westchester and co-chair of the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [http://changingthecourt.blogspot.com/2008/02/blog-post_08.html Changing the Court: The Pyramid of Risk]
This blog discusses Karl Bertrand's presentation on Evidence-Based Targeting at the NYS DCJS 2008 statewide-conference on juvenile crime prevention.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n81JKvYIyoI&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand on Evidence-Based Targeting]
In this video developed for a regional Weed & Seed training sponsored by the City of Yonkers, NY, Karl Bertrand describes Evidence-Based Targeting, a new concept developed in Yonkers that allows communities to use objective data to target limited juvenile crime prevention resources to the specific youth who need them most, rather than allocating resources less efficiently using traditional neighborhood-based targeting that essentially relies on stereotypes of race and class to identify youth who are most at risk.

'''Yonkers Juvenile Crime Strategy and Action Plan'''
* [http://www.cityofyonkers.com/index.aspx?recordid=325&page=29 YPD Releases Juvenile Crime Prevention Plan: Comprehensive study outlines strategies to reduce juvenile crime in Yonkers]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Summary-9_page.pdf|Overview of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 9 pages]]
* [[Media:Yonkers_Juvenile_Justice_Strategy_and_Action_Plan-narrative.pdf‎|Main body of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 62 pages]]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Appendices_137_pages_F.pdf‎|Appendices for Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 137 pages]] 

'''Homeless Advocacy: "Beds Not Chairs"'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmfOYPNuFMs Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 1]
In 2007 Westchester County instituted an ill-conceived plan to make emergency overnight shelters for the homeless replace their cots with chairs, based on the wrong-headed notion that what we needed to do to help homeless people put their lives back together was to increase their suffering. The Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and the Homeless convened a rally in White Plains, NY on 10/25/07 to oppose the plan. Karl Bertrand was one of the speakers. Shortly thereafter the plan was quietly rescinded.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPu5Y756u4o Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 2]

* [http://pfeiner.blogspot.com/2007/10/guest-commentary-karl-bertrand.html Karl Bertrand describes the need for the 2007 Beds Not Chairs rally]
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner's blog published this guest commentary from Karl Bertrand on 10/23/07 describing the need for the upcoming Beds Not Chairs rally.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [http://fsp.uservoice.com/forums/42071-how-can-we-prevent-and-end-homelessness-for-famili/suggestions/526705-a-new-model-of-eviction-prevention-in-westchester A New Model of Eviction Prevention in Westchester]
This overview of the new model of homelessness prevention being piloted in Westchester with HPRP funds from HUD was submitted to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness for potential inclusion in the new Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.

* [http://www.thebridgefund.org/TBF_History.html A Brief History of the Bridge Fund]
This overview of the Bridge Fund cites Karl Bertrand's pivotal role in 1991 in helping develop the initial plan for the Bridge Fund - one of the New York metropolitan area's most innovative and effective eviction prevention programs.

* [http://www.wptimes.com/local_news.php?viewspecific=1&storyid=2789 New Directions for Homeless Assistance]
This 3/30/2010 article in the White Plains Times describes a conference convened by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless in which Karl Bertrand described the changes in homeless services mandated by the recently passed HEARTH Act, and laid out a strategic vision for transforming homeless services in Westchester.

'''The Pre-History of PD&D'''
* [http://www.nytimes.com/1983/04/10/nyregion/a-haven-for-the-homeless-extends-its-efforts.html A Haven For The Homeless Extends Its Efforts]
This New York Times article from April 10, 1983 describes how The Sharing Community, originally begun as a winter-only overnight shelter, had decided to become a year-round program providing 24-hour shelter, meals, and advocacy.

* [http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/12/nyregion/westchester-journal-food-for-the-hungry.html Westchester Journal: Food for the Hungry]
This New York Times article from July 12, 1987 focuses on a Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester report that over one million meals were provided during the preceding year by emergency food programs in Westchester County, NY. This represented a '''63%''' increase over the preceding year, with ten new food pantries opening and local soup kitchens doubling the number of meals annually served.

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== PD&D Presentations ==

'''Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County''' '''''NEW''''' 
* [[media:Schechter_HS_3-12-13_F.ppt|Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County (March 12, 2013)]] 
This is a presentation Karl Bertrand made to middle school students at the Solomon Schechter School of Westchester in Hartsdale, NY 

'''Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding''' ' 
* [[Media:MVCTRI_6-1-11.ppt‎ |Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this presentation, Karl Bertrand describes how an inner-city school district (Mount Vernon, NY) cut total absenteeism district-wide by 19.8% in two years - without any additional grant funding. He begins by summarizing what the district did to address chronic truancy, and then he describes eight major accomplishments, including an analysis of the 19.8% reduction in total absenteeism achieved within two years. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation, divided into two parts, found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/1/rCEkbOy73bkMV Truancy Initiative-Part 1: What We Did] and [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/0/OJuKr_gK-sk MV Truancy Initiative-Part 2: What We've Accomplished]. 

'''Why Truancy Matters''' 
* [[Media:Why Truancy Matters 6-1-11.ppt‎ |Why Truancy Matters (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this brief presentation Karl Bertrand gives a rapid-fire overview of the many ways that chronic truancy negatively impacts individuals and communities. Understanding these diverse negative impacts is important because they serve as incentives for mobilizing different groups of stakeholders to support local truancy prevention efforts. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/2/1FaX3c1oG5Q Why Truancy Matters] 

'''This Homeless Advocate Supports Closing Two Shelters''' 
* [[Media:KB_Budget_Testimony_2010.doc‎‎ |Testimony Supporting Westchester County's Plans To Close Two Homeless Shelters (presented at 11/17/2010 county Board of Legislators budget hearings)]] 
This Word document contains the text of the 3-minute testimony Karl Bertrand made at the Westchester County Board of Legislator's budget hearings in Yonkers on November 17, 2010. A life-long advocate for the homeless, he testified in support of the proposed closing of two homeless shelters, which are no longer needed because of Westchester County's success in reducing homelessness by 55%. "Supporting a progressive agenda for helping the homeless does not mean that we need to continue funding empty shelter beds just because we needed them 20 years ago. In fact, the progressive agenda for serving the homeless, as mandated by the HEARTH Act passed by Congress in 2008 and endorsed by HUD and all of the leading national homeless advocacy organizations is to move AWAY from shelters and end prolonged homelessness by concentrating resources on 1) preventing evictions and 2) rapidly rehousing people when they do become homeless....[Westchester County] has achieved this reduction by investing money in eviction prevention, mobile Care Coordination for the mentally ill, and rent supplements. We cannot afford to continue to make these wise and progressive investments in helping the homeless if we fritter away our resources by continuing to fund empty shelter beds that are no longer needed."

'''Overview of Housing Resources''' 
* [[Media:KB_NAMI_PPT_F.ppt‎ |Overview of Housing Without Services (presented at 11/10/2010 NAMI/WCDCMH conference)]] 
This Powerpoint outlines the presentation Karl Bertrand made at the "A Roof over Your Head: Housing Resources & Solutions for Westchester County Residents" conference on November 10, 2010, which was co-sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Westchester and the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health. After several presentations had been made on specialized supportive housing resources available for the mentally ill in Westchester County, NY, Karl Bertrand was charged with providing a brief, simple and clear overview of all other major housing resources available in Westchester. Faced with describing a system that was diverse and fragmented, he boiled it down to the major programs that could help make housing affordable in one of America's most expensive housing markets, and ended by identifying the single best place to start seeking help for four major kinds of common housing-related problems.

'''Organizational Survival Strategies'''
* [[Media:SHNNY_workshop_Strategies_for_Survival_6-10-2010_F.ppt‎ |Executive Management Workshop: Strategies for Survival in the Great Recession (presented at 6/10/2010 Supportive Housing Network of New York conference)]] 
This workshop for executive directors and other senior managers offered an incisive analysis of the financial threats facing nonprofits today, and identified a host of specific approaches to maintaining cash flow, matching mission to budget and surviving the great recession. Experienced management consultant Karl Bertrand presented and discussed specific strategies to ameliorate the effects of public budget shortfalls.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [[Media:KBertrand_EBT_ANYSYB_v5.ppt‎|"Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" (presented at 10/27/2008 ANYSYB conference.)]] 
Karl Bertrand delivered a presentation on "Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" at the 38th Annual Conference of the Association of New York State Youth Bureaus on October 27, 2008. This workshop focused on the new concept of Evidence-Based Targeting. Using 16 years of data from Yonkers, PD&D measured the impact of specific risk factors on juvenile crime. This workshop taught participants to use a “Pyramid of Risk” to identify youth at highest risk for juvenile delinquency, target limited resources, and magnify potential impact on reducing juvenile crime. Karl Bertrand has also made presentations on Evidence-Based Targeting at recent conferences sponsored by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, and the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Delinquency Prevention.

'''Preventing Chronic Truancy'''
* [[Media:KB_WTFCAN_Truancy_F.ppt‎| "Tackling Truancy With Limited Resources: Replicating the Yonkers Model]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation at the 10/23/2009 "Tackling Truancy with Limited Resources: Concrete Actions School Districts Can Implement Now" workshop sponsored by the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [[Media:HEARTH_v1K.ppt| Overdue for Change: The Transformation of Homeless Housing and Services Needed in Westchester]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation describing the new models of homeless housing and services needed in Westchester County, NY at the 3/23/2010 HEARTH Act Symposium co-sponsored by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless and Grace Church Community Center.

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== Advocacy ==
[http://www.100khomes.org/ 100,000 Homes] '''''NEW''''' 
100,000 Homes for 100,000 Individuals and Families. The only lasting solution to homelessness is permanent housing. 

[http://www.powertotheparent.org/ Power to the Parent] '''''NEW''''' 
Resource for parents to protect teens from drug & alcohol abuse. 

[http://invisiblepeople.tv/blog/ Invisible People] '''''NEW''''' 
Since its launch in November 2008, InvisiblePeople.tv has leveraged the power of video and the massive reach of social media to share the compelling, gritty, and unfiltered stories of homeless people from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. The vlog (video blog) gets up close and personal with veterans, mothers, children, layoff victims and others who have been forced onto the streets by a variety of circumstances. Each week, their on InvisiblePeople.tv, and high traffic sites such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, proving to a global audience that while they may often be ignored, they are far from invisible.

[http://www.hungeractionnys.org/ Hunger Action Network of New York State (HANNYS)] 
The Hunger Action Network of New York State is a statewide anti-hunger coalition that combines grassroots organizing at the local level with state level research, education and advocacy to address the root causes of hunger, including poverty. 

[http://www.shnny.org/ Supportive Housing Network of New York State] 
The Supportive Housing Network of New York represents over 150 nonprofit organizations that develop and operate supportive housing and is the only supportive housing membership organization in New York State. 

[http://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/ Coalition for the Homeless] 
Coalition for the Homeless is the nation's oldest advocacy and direct service organization helping homeless men, women, and children. We are dedicated to the principle that decent shelter, sufficient food, affordable housing, and the chance to work for a living wage are fundamental rights in a civilized society. Since our inception in 1981, the Coalition has worked through litigation, public education, and direct services to ensure that these goals are realized. 

[http://www.endhomelessness.org/ National Alliance to End Homelessness] 
The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, mission-driven organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States. We are a leading voice on the issue of homelessness. The Alliance analyzes policy and develops pragmatic, cost-effective policy solutions. We work collaboratively with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to build state and local capacity, leading to stronger programs and policies that help communities achieve their goal of ending homelessness. We provide data and research to policymakers and elected officials in order to inform policy debates and educate the public and opinion leaders nationwide. 

[http://www.foodclothingshelter.org/ Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and Homeless] 
WCHH shares information and technical services with providers, connects volunteers to programs needing their help, promotes legislative action for systematic changes and collects data on the hungry and homeless that it provides as an information resource to government agencies. 

[http://www.housingactioncouncil.org/ Housing Action Council] 
The Housing Action Council provides technical assistance, grants, and advocacy to increase and improve housing opportunities for low - and moderate - income households and special needs populations throughout the Hudson Valley Region. 

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== Resources ==
[[media: 2013_Government_officials_(1).doc | 2013 Federal, State and County Elected Officials Contact Information]] '''''NEW''''' 
List of names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses (most hyperlinked) for maintaining contact with elected officials. 

[http://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/FY14_Budget_Chart.pdf Chart of the HUD and USDA affordable housing and community development requests included in the President’s FY14 budget] '''''NEW''''' 

[[Westchester Housing Market|Westchester Housing Market]] 

<big>[[Media:President_Asks_for_$1_billion.docx | President Asks for $1 billion for National Housing Trust Fund Again, Provides Funding for Rental Assistance]] </big> 

== Westchester Housing Settlement ==
<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2013304100091&nclick_check=1 Astorino challenges HUD over loss of $7.4M grant] </big> 

<big>[http://www3.westchestergov.com/news/all-press-releases/4504-astorino-fighting-for-7-4-million-in-promised-funds-now-blocked-by-hud Astorino Fighting for $7.4 Million in Funds Now Blocked by HUD]</big> 

<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/article/20130411/NEWS02/304110080/Tax-Watch-Westchester-towns-face-brunt-Astorino-s-fair-housing-fight?gcheck=1 Tax Watch: Westchester towns face brunt of Astorino's fair-housing fight] </big> 

<big>[[media:County_sued_over_affordable_housing.pdf‎|County Sued Over Affordable Housing]] 
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* [[media:Client Rent CalculatorCoC 2016v3.xlsx|Westchester CoC calculation sheet for client share of rent/ occupancy charges ]]
* [[media:PSH Disability verification.doc|Disability verification template for pasting onto letterhead of licensed professional ]]
* [[media:Rentreasonablechecklist-1-.doc|Reasonable Rent certification form ]]
* [[media:Rentreasonablechecklist Annotatated.pdf|Annotated Reasonable Rent certification indicating common mistakes ]]
* [[media:Homelessness Documentation for CoC Projects.pdf|Summary of required homelessness documentation for CoC projects ]]
* [[media:HUD_VAWA_Final_Rule_compliance_FAQ.pdf|VAWA Final Rule compliance FAQ for CoC projects ]]
* [[media:Leasing v RA-2.pdf|Chart summarizing differences between CoC projects with Rental Assistance and Leasing funding ]]
* [[media:Annual income for CoC client contributions.pdf|Summary of what to include (and what not to include) in CoC participant household income total ]]
* [[media:18UtilityAllowance.pdf|2018 Utility Allowance chart for Westchester ]]
* [[media:Annotated Client Rent calcs.pdf|Annotated Client Rent calculation examples showing common issues ]]

=== Certification of Homelessness - Revised June 29, 2018 ===
* [[media:Homeless Status Verification - Self 091318.doc| Self documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless Status Verification - Street 091318.doc| HOW or 3rd party documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Institution_or_Facility_-_LESS_than_90_Days_062918.doc | Documentation of time in a hospitalized, incarcerated or in another institutional setting for less then 90 days]]
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Shelter_062918.doc| Documentation of a stay at a shelter not participating in our CoC HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Transitional_Housing_062918.doc| Documentation of time spent in a Transitional Housing Program not participating in our CoC HMIS]] 

=== VAWA Documentation - Board Approved & Effective as of January 5, 2018 ===
* [[media:HUD_VAWA_Final_Rule_compliance_FAQ.pdf| VAWA Final Rule Compliance FAQ]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_VAWA_Lease_Addendum.doc| VAWA Lease Addendum]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_VAWA_Sub-Lease_Addendum.doc| VAWA Sub-Lease Addendum]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_VAWA_Occupancy_Rights_Notice_1a.docx| VAWA Occupancy Rights Notice]] 
* [[media:HUD_5382_DV_Certification.DOCX| HUD DV Certification]] 
* [[media:HUD_5383_Emergency_Transfer_Request.docx| HUD Emergency Transfer Request]]

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<big>'''Welcome to the Program Design and Development Wiki'''</big>

This site is designed to provide rapid access to the information and resources needed by service providers, advocates and communities in Westchester County, New York. Clicking on any of the links below will take you to a page with meeting notices and other information and resources relevant to each collaboration.

==<big>''[https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=continuumofcarewc%40gmail.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York Westchester CoC Calendar]'''</big>==

==[[FY18_CoC_Application| FY18 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY17_CoC_Application| FY17 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY16_CoC_Application| FY16 CoC Application]]==

==[[FY15_CoC_Application| FY15 CoC Application]]==

== Breaking News ==

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<big>WE'RE DOING IT! [[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] has moved over 650 veterans in permanent housing since August 8, 2013!'''
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== Featured Posts ==

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== Collaborations ==

=== [[WCCOCH|Westchester County Continuum of Care Partnership for the Homeless]] ===
This group coordinates all of the homeless housing and services providers in Westchester County, New York. 

====[[CES|Coordinated Entry System]] ====
The HUD mandated triage process for all people experiencing homelessness or in imminent danger of becoming homeless. 

====[[HUD-D&R|HUD CoC Program Regulatory Compliance Documents]] ====
HUD Regulation Compliant Documentation Instructions, Tools, Examples & Templates 

====[[CoC Symposium Documents| CoC Symposium Documents]] ====
Handouts and slide shows from the 2018 CoC Symposium held May 15 -18. 

====[[WCPatriotHousing| Westchester Patriot Housing Initiative]] ====
Our goal is to end homelessness among Westchester County's veterans. 

====[[CoC Environmental Reviews|CoC Environmental Reviews]] ====
Forms for the HUD mandated Environmental Reviews process for sites where HUD funding is used. 

==== [[HSTT|Homeless System Transformation Team]] ====
This team and it's workgroups are working to transform the current systems in place to increase accessibility of housing and services in Westchester for people in need. 

==== [[WBF|Westchester Building Futures]] ====
This team is dedicated to the planning and implementation of homelessness prevention among the young people of our county who have been in foster care in Westchester. 

==== [[SSC|Self-Sufficiency & Workforce Development Network]] ====
Bringing together employment and workforce development resources to create an initiative that unites those offering employment with those in need of employment. 

==== [[RHNW|Recovery Housing Network of Westchester]] ====
This group works to engage and house chemically dependent homeless adults in early stages of recovery. 

====[[DCMHShelterPlusCare| DCMH Shelter Plus Care]] ====
The 9 agencies which administer Shelter Plus Care units as sub-grantees under the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health meet regularly to improve program performance. 

==== [[CoC Veterans Committee|CoC Veterans Committee]] ====
For the service programs within Westchester County that work with Veterans to network and coordinate services. The focus of our efforts has been and will continue to be increasing the knowledge of services available to Veterans in our community. 

=== [[YCFY|Yonkers Coalition for Youth (YCFY)]] ===
Formerly Yonkers Juvenile Crime Enforcement Coalition (YJCEC), Yonkers Weed & Seed and Yonkers Drug Free Communities Coalition 
This collaboration, facilitated by the Yonkers Police Department, is developing and implementing a coordinated Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan to reduce violent juvenile crime in Yonkers, New York. 

=== [[Yonkers Truancy |Yonkers Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (YTRSG)]] ===
This YCFY workgroup is implementing an innovative strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Yonkers.

=== [[MV Attendance Improvement Initiative |Mt. Vernon Attendance Improvement Initiative (formerly known as MVTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in Mt. Vernon as well as addressing the issue of chronic suspensions.

=== [[WP Truancy |White Plains Truancy Reduction Strategy Group (WPTRSG)]] ===
This workgroup is replicating the YTRSG strategy to reduce chronic truancy in White Plains.

=== [[YCOCH|Yonkers Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Yonkers, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers. 

=== [[MVCOCH|Mount Vernon Continuum of Care for the Homeless]] ===
This group brings together all the homeless housing and service providers in Mount Vernon, New York funded with HUD Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding administered by the City of Mount Vernon.

== PD&D In The News ==

'''NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing Award'''

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/3/E4XJ9y-T5d8/ Anthony Wynne presenting Karl Bertrand with the NYCLU Hudson Valley Chapter's Champions of Fair Housing award.] 
Anthony Wynne, a board member of the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Westchester County Coalition for the Homeless and Hungry, introduces Karl Bertrand and presents him with a Champions of Fair Housing community service award for his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. The award was presented at the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union's annual dinner on 5/16/11.

* [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/4/S_S80OPG_90/ Karl Bertrand accepting a NYCLU Champions of Fair Housing award 5-16-11.] 
Karl Bertrand receiving a Champions of Fair Housing award from the Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union on 5-16-11 in recognition of his lifetime of advocacy for the homeless in Westchester County, New York. In this 3-minute video Karl opens up and gets a few laughs as he explains how he chose his life's work. 

'''Stanley Schear Leadership Award'''
* [http://seniorcitizens.westchestergov.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2639&Itemid=4530/ Karl Bertrand to receive the Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his 27 years of homeless organizing and advocacy.] 
On 5/14/10 PD&D's founder and President Karl Bertrand received the fourth annual Stanley Schear Leadership Award for his work in providing shelters and services for homeless people in Westchester County, New York for more than 27 years. The award was made by the Senior Housing and Services Coalition of the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services. His work to date has included co-founding the first shelter for the homeless in Yonkers, co-founding the Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester (the first countywide advocacy group for the homeless), developing the initial concept for the Bridge Fund eviction prevention program, co-chairing the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless, which coordinates planning and management of $10-12 million in annual Continuum of Care for the Homeless funding from HUD, and securing over $165 million in grant funding for local public and private programs benefiting the poor.

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=xfHXTt6DOMI/ Why I am an advocate for the homeless and the poor] 
In his speech accepting the Stanley Schear Leadership award, Karl Bertrand tries to explain for the first time in public why he is an advocate for the homeless and the poor. He says writing and delivering this speech was more difficult than any other speech he's ever given, except for his mother's eulogy.

* [http://www.lohud.com/article/20100502/NEWS02/5020370/Greenburgh-man-honored-for-years-of-service-to-help-the-homeless/ Greenburgh man honored for years of service to help the homeless] 
This Journal News article summarizes Karl Bertrand leading up to the award. One minor correction: He says he never said "most richest"!

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjzNLoLn5XI/ WCDSPS Commissioner Mae Carpenter presents the Stanley Schear award] 

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWTzMXdgTlM/ Closing remarks from the Honorable Ken Jenkins, Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman]

'''WTFCAN Unsung Heroes Award'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyXrG017UBc&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand's 90-second Truancy Prevention award acceptance speech]
On 4/28/10 Karl Bertrand was awarded an "Unsung Heroes" award from the Westchester County Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect. The award was given for his work organizing local communities to address chronic truancy by enforcing mandatory education laws and offering supportive services. In Yonkers, NY this program cut chronic truancy by 18.6% in the first two years, which basically means that hundreds of kids who were spiraling toward dropping out, delinquency and a lifetime of poverty, are now going back to school more often. The man handing him the award is Westchester's newly elected County Executive Robert P. Astorino, who is in the process of grappling with a projected $160 million budget deficit. In this 90-second acceptance speech, Mr. Bertrand challenges County Executive Astorino to expand this truancy prevention effort countywide.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33PUP9VO7d8&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand receiving 2010 Unsung Heroes Award from the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect]
The award is being presented by Kathie Halas, Executive Director of the Child Care of Westchester and co-chair of the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [http://changingthecourt.blogspot.com/2008/02/blog-post_08.html Changing the Court: The Pyramid of Risk]
This blog discusses Karl Bertrand's presentation on Evidence-Based Targeting at the NYS DCJS 2008 statewide-conference on juvenile crime prevention.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n81JKvYIyoI&feature=related/ Karl Bertrand on Evidence-Based Targeting]
In this video developed for a regional Weed & Seed training sponsored by the City of Yonkers, NY, Karl Bertrand describes Evidence-Based Targeting, a new concept developed in Yonkers that allows communities to use objective data to target limited juvenile crime prevention resources to the specific youth who need them most, rather than allocating resources less efficiently using traditional neighborhood-based targeting that essentially relies on stereotypes of race and class to identify youth who are most at risk.

'''Yonkers Juvenile Crime Strategy and Action Plan'''
* [http://www.cityofyonkers.com/index.aspx?recordid=325&page=29 YPD Releases Juvenile Crime Prevention Plan: Comprehensive study outlines strategies to reduce juvenile crime in Yonkers]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Summary-9_page.pdf|Overview of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 9 pages]]
* [[Media:Yonkers_Juvenile_Justice_Strategy_and_Action_Plan-narrative.pdf‎|Main body of Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 62 pages]]
* [[Media:YJCEC_Action_Plan_Appendices_137_pages_F.pdf‎|Appendices for Yonkers' Juvenile Justice Strategy and Action Plan, final draft as released 4/8/08, 137 pages]] 

'''Homeless Advocacy: "Beds Not Chairs"'''
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmfOYPNuFMs Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 1]
In 2007 Westchester County instituted an ill-conceived plan to make emergency overnight shelters for the homeless replace their cots with chairs, based on the wrong-headed notion that what we needed to do to help homeless people put their lives back together was to increase their suffering. The Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and the Homeless convened a rally in White Plains, NY on 10/25/07 to oppose the plan. Karl Bertrand was one of the speakers. Shortly thereafter the plan was quietly rescinded.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPu5Y756u4o Karl Bertrand at Beds Not Chairs rally: Part 2]

* [http://pfeiner.blogspot.com/2007/10/guest-commentary-karl-bertrand.html Karl Bertrand describes the need for the 2007 Beds Not Chairs rally]
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner's blog published this guest commentary from Karl Bertrand on 10/23/07 describing the need for the upcoming Beds Not Chairs rally.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [http://fsp.uservoice.com/forums/42071-how-can-we-prevent-and-end-homelessness-for-famili/suggestions/526705-a-new-model-of-eviction-prevention-in-westchester A New Model of Eviction Prevention in Westchester]
This overview of the new model of homelessness prevention being piloted in Westchester with HPRP funds from HUD was submitted to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness for potential inclusion in the new Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.

* [http://www.thebridgefund.org/TBF_History.html A Brief History of the Bridge Fund]
This overview of the Bridge Fund cites Karl Bertrand's pivotal role in 1991 in helping develop the initial plan for the Bridge Fund - one of the New York metropolitan area's most innovative and effective eviction prevention programs.

* [http://www.wptimes.com/local_news.php?viewspecific=1&storyid=2789 New Directions for Homeless Assistance]
This 3/30/2010 article in the White Plains Times describes a conference convened by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless in which Karl Bertrand described the changes in homeless services mandated by the recently passed HEARTH Act, and laid out a strategic vision for transforming homeless services in Westchester.

'''The Pre-History of PD&D'''
* [http://www.nytimes.com/1983/04/10/nyregion/a-haven-for-the-homeless-extends-its-efforts.html A Haven For The Homeless Extends Its Efforts]
This New York Times article from April 10, 1983 describes how The Sharing Community, originally begun as a winter-only overnight shelter, had decided to become a year-round program providing 24-hour shelter, meals, and advocacy.

* [http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/12/nyregion/westchester-journal-food-for-the-hungry.html Westchester Journal: Food for the Hungry]
This New York Times article from July 12, 1987 focuses on a Coalition for the Homeless of Westchester report that over one million meals were provided during the preceding year by emergency food programs in Westchester County, NY. This represented a '''63%''' increase over the preceding year, with ten new food pantries opening and local soup kitchens doubling the number of meals annually served.

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== PD&D Presentations ==

'''Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County''' '''''NEW''''' 
* [[media:Schechter_HS_3-12-13_F.ppt|Right Under Our Eyes: Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness in Westchester County (March 12, 2013)]] 
This is a presentation Karl Bertrand made to middle school students at the Solomon Schechter School of Westchester in Hartsdale, NY 

'''Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding''' ' 
* [[Media:MVCTRI_6-1-11.ppt‎ |Mount Vernon Chronic Truancy Reduction Initiative: How an Inner-City School District Cut Absenteeism by 19.8% in Two Years - With No Additional Grant Funding (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this presentation, Karl Bertrand describes how an inner-city school district (Mount Vernon, NY) cut total absenteeism district-wide by 19.8% in two years - without any additional grant funding. He begins by summarizing what the district did to address chronic truancy, and then he describes eight major accomplishments, including an analysis of the 19.8% reduction in total absenteeism achieved within two years. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation, divided into two parts, found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/1/rCEkbOy73bkMV Truancy Initiative-Part 1: What We Did] and [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/0/OJuKr_gK-sk MV Truancy Initiative-Part 2: What We've Accomplished]. 

'''Why Truancy Matters''' 
* [[Media:Why Truancy Matters 6-1-11.ppt‎ |Why Truancy Matters (June 15, 2011)]] 
In this brief presentation Karl Bertrand gives a rapid-fire overview of the many ways that chronic truancy negatively impacts individuals and communities. Understanding these diverse negative impacts is important because they serve as incentives for mobilizing different groups of stakeholders to support local truancy prevention efforts. See also the video of Karl Bertrand delivering this presentation found at [http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MrKBertrand#p/u/2/1FaX3c1oG5Q Why Truancy Matters] 

'''This Homeless Advocate Supports Closing Two Shelters''' 
* [[Media:KB_Budget_Testimony_2010.doc‎‎ |Testimony Supporting Westchester County's Plans To Close Two Homeless Shelters (presented at 11/17/2010 county Board of Legislators budget hearings)]] 
This Word document contains the text of the 3-minute testimony Karl Bertrand made at the Westchester County Board of Legislator's budget hearings in Yonkers on November 17, 2010. A life-long advocate for the homeless, he testified in support of the proposed closing of two homeless shelters, which are no longer needed because of Westchester County's success in reducing homelessness by 55%. "Supporting a progressive agenda for helping the homeless does not mean that we need to continue funding empty shelter beds just because we needed them 20 years ago. In fact, the progressive agenda for serving the homeless, as mandated by the HEARTH Act passed by Congress in 2008 and endorsed by HUD and all of the leading national homeless advocacy organizations is to move AWAY from shelters and end prolonged homelessness by concentrating resources on 1) preventing evictions and 2) rapidly rehousing people when they do become homeless....[Westchester County] has achieved this reduction by investing money in eviction prevention, mobile Care Coordination for the mentally ill, and rent supplements. We cannot afford to continue to make these wise and progressive investments in helping the homeless if we fritter away our resources by continuing to fund empty shelter beds that are no longer needed."

'''Overview of Housing Resources''' 
* [[Media:KB_NAMI_PPT_F.ppt‎ |Overview of Housing Without Services (presented at 11/10/2010 NAMI/WCDCMH conference)]] 
This Powerpoint outlines the presentation Karl Bertrand made at the "A Roof over Your Head: Housing Resources & Solutions for Westchester County Residents" conference on November 10, 2010, which was co-sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Westchester and the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health. After several presentations had been made on specialized supportive housing resources available for the mentally ill in Westchester County, NY, Karl Bertrand was charged with providing a brief, simple and clear overview of all other major housing resources available in Westchester. Faced with describing a system that was diverse and fragmented, he boiled it down to the major programs that could help make housing affordable in one of America's most expensive housing markets, and ended by identifying the single best place to start seeking help for four major kinds of common housing-related problems.

'''Organizational Survival Strategies'''
* [[Media:SHNNY_workshop_Strategies_for_Survival_6-10-2010_F.ppt‎ |Executive Management Workshop: Strategies for Survival in the Great Recession (presented at 6/10/2010 Supportive Housing Network of New York conference)]] 
This workshop for executive directors and other senior managers offered an incisive analysis of the financial threats facing nonprofits today, and identified a host of specific approaches to maintaining cash flow, matching mission to budget and surviving the great recession. Experienced management consultant Karl Bertrand presented and discussed specific strategies to ameliorate the effects of public budget shortfalls.

'''Evidence-Based Targeting'''
* [[Media:KBertrand_EBT_ANYSYB_v5.ppt‎|"Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" (presented at 10/27/2008 ANYSYB conference.)]] 
Karl Bertrand delivered a presentation on "Evidence-Based Targeting: A New Approach to Juvenile Crime Prevention" at the 38th Annual Conference of the Association of New York State Youth Bureaus on October 27, 2008. This workshop focused on the new concept of Evidence-Based Targeting. Using 16 years of data from Yonkers, PD&D measured the impact of specific risk factors on juvenile crime. This workshop taught participants to use a “Pyramid of Risk” to identify youth at highest risk for juvenile delinquency, target limited resources, and magnify potential impact on reducing juvenile crime. Karl Bertrand has also made presentations on Evidence-Based Targeting at recent conferences sponsored by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, and the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Delinquency Prevention.

'''Preventing Chronic Truancy'''
* [[Media:KB_WTFCAN_Truancy_F.ppt‎| "Tackling Truancy With Limited Resources: Replicating the Yonkers Model]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation at the 10/23/2009 "Tackling Truancy with Limited Resources: Concrete Actions School Districts Can Implement Now" workshop sponsored by the Westchester Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect.

'''New Models of Homeless Services'''
* [[Media:HEARTH_v1K.ppt| Overdue for Change: The Transformation of Homeless Housing and Services Needed in Westchester]] 
Karl Bertrand made this presentation describing the new models of homeless housing and services needed in Westchester County, NY at the 3/23/2010 HEARTH Act Symposium co-sponsored by the Westchester Partnership for the Homeless and Grace Church Community Center.

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== Advocacy ==
[http://www.100khomes.org/ 100,000 Homes] '''''NEW''''' 
100,000 Homes for 100,000 Individuals and Families. The only lasting solution to homelessness is permanent housing. 

[http://www.powertotheparent.org/ Power to the Parent] '''''NEW''''' 
Resource for parents to protect teens from drug & alcohol abuse. 

[http://invisiblepeople.tv/blog/ Invisible People] '''''NEW''''' 
Since its launch in November 2008, InvisiblePeople.tv has leveraged the power of video and the massive reach of social media to share the compelling, gritty, and unfiltered stories of homeless people from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. The vlog (video blog) gets up close and personal with veterans, mothers, children, layoff victims and others who have been forced onto the streets by a variety of circumstances. Each week, their on InvisiblePeople.tv, and high traffic sites such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, proving to a global audience that while they may often be ignored, they are far from invisible.

[http://www.hungeractionnys.org/ Hunger Action Network of New York State (HANNYS)] 
The Hunger Action Network of New York State is a statewide anti-hunger coalition that combines grassroots organizing at the local level with state level research, education and advocacy to address the root causes of hunger, including poverty. 

[http://www.shnny.org/ Supportive Housing Network of New York State] 
The Supportive Housing Network of New York represents over 150 nonprofit organizations that develop and operate supportive housing and is the only supportive housing membership organization in New York State. 

[http://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/ Coalition for the Homeless] 
Coalition for the Homeless is the nation's oldest advocacy and direct service organization helping homeless men, women, and children. We are dedicated to the principle that decent shelter, sufficient food, affordable housing, and the chance to work for a living wage are fundamental rights in a civilized society. Since our inception in 1981, the Coalition has worked through litigation, public education, and direct services to ensure that these goals are realized. 

[http://www.endhomelessness.org/ National Alliance to End Homelessness] 
The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, mission-driven organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States. We are a leading voice on the issue of homelessness. The Alliance analyzes policy and develops pragmatic, cost-effective policy solutions. We work collaboratively with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to build state and local capacity, leading to stronger programs and policies that help communities achieve their goal of ending homelessness. We provide data and research to policymakers and elected officials in order to inform policy debates and educate the public and opinion leaders nationwide. 

[http://www.foodclothingshelter.org/ Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and Homeless] 
WCHH shares information and technical services with providers, connects volunteers to programs needing their help, promotes legislative action for systematic changes and collects data on the hungry and homeless that it provides as an information resource to government agencies. 

[http://www.housingactioncouncil.org/ Housing Action Council] 
The Housing Action Council provides technical assistance, grants, and advocacy to increase and improve housing opportunities for low - and moderate - income households and special needs populations throughout the Hudson Valley Region. 

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== Resources ==
[[media: 2013_Government_officials_(1).doc | 2013 Federal, State and County Elected Officials Contact Information]] '''''NEW''''' 
List of names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses (most hyperlinked) for maintaining contact with elected officials. 

[http://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/FY14_Budget_Chart.pdf Chart of the HUD and USDA affordable housing and community development requests included in the President’s FY14 budget] '''''NEW''''' 

[[Westchester Housing Market|Westchester Housing Market]] 

<big>[[Media:President_Asks_for_$1_billion.docx | President Asks for $1 billion for National Housing Trust Fund Again, Provides Funding for Rental Assistance]] </big> 

== Westchester Housing Settlement ==
<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2013304100091&nclick_check=1 Astorino challenges HUD over loss of $7.4M grant] </big> 

<big>[http://www3.westchestergov.com/news/all-press-releases/4504-astorino-fighting-for-7-4-million-in-promised-funds-now-blocked-by-hud Astorino Fighting for $7.4 Million in Funds Now Blocked by HUD]</big> 

<big>[http://http://www.lohud.com/article/20130411/NEWS02/304110080/Tax-Watch-Westchester-towns-face-brunt-Astorino-s-fair-housing-fight?gcheck=1 Tax Watch: Westchester towns face brunt of Astorino's fair-housing fight] </big> 

<big>[[media:County_sued_over_affordable_housing.pdf‎|County Sued Over Affordable Housing]] 
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FY18 CoC Application

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==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
* [[media:NY-604 CoC Application FY2018.pdf|Westchester County FY2018 CoC Application exported from e-snaps]] 
* [[media:NY-604 CoC Priority Listing FY2018.pdf|Westchester County FY2018 CoC Priority Listing exported from e-snaps]] 

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_Planning_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|WC CoC Planning Project]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Turning_Point_FY18_PA.pdf|Turning Point]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

File:NY-604 CoC Priority Listing FY2018.pdf

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Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Priority Listing

File:NY-604 CoC Priority Listing FY2018.pdf

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Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Priority Listing

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Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Priority Listing

File:NY-604 CoC Application FY2018.pdf

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Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Application

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Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Application

FY18 CoC Application

2018-09-13T18:42:06Z

Yspiegel: /* FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents */

==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
* [[media:NY-604 CoC Application FY2018.pdf|Westchester County FY2018 CoC Application exported from e-snaps]] 
* [[media:NY-604 CoC Priority Listing FY2018.pdf|Westchester County FY2018 CoC Priority Listing exported from e-snaps]] 

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_Planning_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|WC CoC Planning Project]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Turning_Point_FY18_PA.pdf|Turning Point]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

File:NY-604 CoC Priority Listing FY2018.pdf

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Yspiegel: Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Priority Listing

Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Priority Listing

File:NY-604 CoC Application FY2018.pdf

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Yspiegel: Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Application

Westchester CoC FY2018 CoC Application

HUD-D&R

2018-09-13T18:21:01Z

Yspiegel: /* Certification of Homelessness - Revised June 29, 2018 */

File:Homeless Status Verification - Street 091318.doc

2018-09-13T18:19:30Z

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Latest version of CoC form for outreach worker certification of time homeless on streets

File:Homeless Status Verification - Self 091318.doc

2018-09-13T18:19:01Z

Yspiegel: Latest version of CoC form for self certification of time homeless on streets

Latest version of CoC form for self certification of time homeless on streets

HUD-D&R

2018-09-13T18:18:25Z

Yspiegel: /* Certification of Homelessness - Revised June 29, 2018 */

===CoC Spring Symposium - HUD Documents & Regulations Session - May 18, 2018 ===
* [[media:Client Rent CalculatorCoC 2016v3.xlsx|Westchester CoC calculation sheet for client share of rent/ occupancy charges ]]
* [[media:PSH Disability verification.doc|Disability verification template for pasting onto letterhead of licensed professional ]]
* [[media:Rentreasonablechecklist-1-.doc|Reasonable Rent certification form ]]
* [[media:Rentreasonablechecklist Annotatated.pdf|Annotated Reasonable Rent certification indicating common mistakes ]]
* [[media:Homelessness Documentation for CoC Projects.pdf|Summary of required homelessness documentation for CoC projects ]]
* [[media:HUD_VAWA_Final_Rule_compliance_FAQ.pdf|VAWA Final Rule compliance FAQ for CoC projects ]]
* [[media:Leasing v RA-2.pdf|Chart summarizing differences between CoC projects with Rental Assistance and Leasing funding ]]
* [[media:Annual income for CoC client contributions.pdf|Summary of what to include (and what not to include) in CoC participant household income total ]]
* [[media:18UtilityAllowance.pdf|2018 Utility Allowance chart for Westchester ]]
* [[media:Annotated Client Rent calcs.pdf|Annotated Client Rent calculation examples showing common issues ]]

=== Certification of Homelessness - Revised June 29, 2018 ===
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Self_091318.doc | Self documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Street_091318.doc| HOW or 3rd party documentation of time on the street, in a vehicle or other location not intended for habitation]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Institution_or_Facility_-_LESS_than_90_Days_062918.doc | Documentation of time in a hospitalized, incarcerated or in another institutional setting for less then 90 days]]
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Shelter_062918.doc| Documentation of a stay at a shelter not participating in our CoC HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homeless_Status_Verification_-_Transitional_Housing_062918.doc| Documentation of time spent in a Transitional Housing Program not participating in our CoC HMIS]]

File:Westchester Coordinated Entry FY18 PA.pdf

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Westchester Coordinated Entry FY2018 Project Application

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Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion FY2018 Project Application

File:RISE FY18 PA.pdf

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RISE FY2018 new DV Bonus Project Application

File:Turning Point FY18 PA.pdf

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Turning Point FY2018 Project Application

File:First Steps FY18 PA expansion.pdf

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First Steps expansion FY2018 Project Application

File:DCMH Vet Home 03 FY18 PA.pdf

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DCMH Vet Home 03 FY2018 Project Application

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DCMH Leasing FY2018 Project Application

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Yonkers RA FY2018 Project Application

File:CMV RA Vets FY18 PA.pdf

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CMV RA Vets FY2018 Project Application

File:Shallow Rent FY18 PA.pdf

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Shallow Rent FY2018 Project Application

FY18 CoC Application

2018-08-15T21:39:14Z

Yspiegel: /* Westchester County Department of Social Services */

==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
In process

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_Planning_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|WC CoC Planning Project]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Turning_Point_FY18_PA.pdf|Turning Point]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

File:Turning Point FY18 PA.pdf

2018-08-15T21:37:57Z

Yspiegel: Turning Point FY2018 Project Application

Turning Point FY2018 Project Application

File:New Start FY18 PA.pdf

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New Start FY2018 Project Application

File:Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion FY18 PA.pdf

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Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion FY2018 Project Application

File:CMV RA 07 FY18 PA.pdf

2018-08-15T21:07:47Z

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CMV RA 07 FY2018 Project Application

FY18 CoC Application

2018-08-15T21:01:35Z

Yspiegel: /* Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health */

==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
In process

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_Planning_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|WC CoC Planning Project]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

FY18 CoC Application

2018-08-15T21:01:16Z

Yspiegel: /* Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health */

==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
In process

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:WC_CoC_Planning_Project_FY18_PA.pdff|WC CoC Planning Project]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

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==HUD FY2018 NOFA and Westchester County CoC Project Ranking==

* [https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2018-CoC-Program-Competition-NOFA.pdf/ Download FY2018 NOFA PDF from HUD website] 
* [[media:CoC GIW CoC NY-604-2017 NY 2018 20180608.xlsx|FY2018 Grant Inventory Worksheet for Westchester County CoC]] 
* [[media:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process F2.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking and Review Process]] [[image:NY-604-2018-RankReview-Process image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Board Project Ranking Criteria]] 
* [[media:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a.pdf|FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in Rank order]] [[image:Project Ranking Tally FY2018 2a image.jpg | thumb | Preview FY2018 Westchester County CoC Priority List in rank order ]] 
* [[media:NY-604 FY2018 CoCs Process for Reallocating.pdf|Description of process used by Westchester CoC Board to decide on proposed reallocations for FY2018 CoC competition]]

==Meeting Minutes & Handouts==

* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/18/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes07 25 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 18, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Project Ranking Criteria were discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 7/31/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 02 2017.pdf| Minutes of the July 31, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board where the Final Ranking of renewal CoC projects, and reallocation of poorly performing projects was discussed and approved.]] 
* Westchester County CoC Board meeting 8/15/18
[[media:CoCNOFAmeetingminutes08 16 2017.pdf| Minutes of the August 15, 2018 meeting of the Westchester County CoC Board.]] 

==FY2018 Westchester County Application Documents==
===FY2018 Westchester County CoC Application===
In process

===FY2018 Westchester County Project Applications ===
====City of Mount Vernon ====
* [[media:CMV_RA_05_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 05]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_06_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 06]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_07_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA 07]] 
* [[media:CMV_RA_Vets_FY18_PA.pdf|CMV RA Vets]] 
* [[media:Shallow_Rent_FY18_PA.pdf|Shallow Rent]] 

====Municipal Housing Authority for the City of Yonkers ====
* [[media:HITE_FY18_PA.pdf|Housing Independence Through Employment]] 
* [[media:HIV_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|HIV RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing]] 
* [[media:Westhab_RA_SRO_FY18_PA.pdf|Westhab RA SRO]] 
* [[media:Yonkers_RA_FY18_PA.pdf|Yonkers RA]] 
* [[media:RRTH_Consolidated_FY18_PA.pdf|Rapid Road To Housing consolidation with Housing Independence Through Employment]] 

====Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health ====
* [[media:DCMH_Leasing_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Leasing]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RA_Project_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RA Project]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Samaritan_Init_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 
* [[media:DCMH_Vet_Home_03_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH Vet Home 03]] 
* [[media:DCMH_RAP_FY18_PA.pdf|DCMH RAP consolidation with DCMH Samaritan Initiative]] 

====Westchester County Department of Social Services ====
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA.pdf|First Steps]] 
* [[media:First_Steps_FY18_PA_expansion.pdf|First Steps expansion new Reallocation project]] 
* [[media:HMIS_FY18_PA.pdf|HMIS]] 
* [[media:Homestead_FY18_PA.pdf|Homestead]] 
* [[media:New_Start_FY18_PA.pdf|New Start]] 
* [[media:Stepping_Stones_FY18_PA.pdf|Stepping Stones]] 
* [[media:The_Refuge_FY18_PA.pdf|The Refuge]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry]] 
* [[media:Westchester_Coordinated_Entry_expansion_FY18_PA.pdf|Westchester Coordinated Entry expansion new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:WISH_FY18_PA.pdf|WISH new Bonus project]] 
* [[media:RISE_FY18_PA.pdf|RISE new DV Bonus project]] 

====Greyston Health Services ====
* [[media:Issan_House_FY18_PA.pdf|Issan House]] 

====HOPE Community Services ====
* [[media:CNR_Rehousing_Initiative_FY18_PA.pdf|CNR Rehousing Initiative]]

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Housing Independence Through Employment FY2018 Project Application