1.4 Preventing, Diverting, and Referring: Keys to Successful Front Doors for Families and Youth

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Conference Presentation | February 16, 2012

1.4 Preventing, Diverting, and Referring: Keys to Successful Front Doors for Families and Youth
A strong homelessness system entry point can help some families and youth avoid homelessness or reduce the time they remain homeless by quickly connecting them to the right interventions. This workshop will review the key elements needed to create a successful system entry point. Presenters will discuss the logistics of setting up a successful front door and the outcomes they have achieved as a result of it.

Speakers:
Stephanie Reinauer, Whatcom Homeless Service Center, Whatcom, WA
Kim Walker, National Alliance to End Homelessness, Washington, D.C.
Meradith Alspaugh, Strategies to End Homelessness, Cincinnati, OH