HRSA - Homeless Policy Academies


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Homeless Policy Academies - Improving Access to Maintstream Service for People Experiencing Homeless

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Vision Statement
Guided by the needs of families, California will prevent and end family homelessness through a collaborative approach that builds on their strengths by providing housing and supports that foster independence.

Policy Academy Meetings Attended

Representatives from this State attended this meeting:

Policy Academy 9

Documents


	Action Plan (PDF)
	Action Plan Matrix (PDF)
	Action Plan Grid (PDF)

Disclaimer: The State Action Plan(s) to increase access to mainstream services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness were drafted following attendance at one or more Policy Academies, comments received from an Interagency Federal Review Team, and refined through onsite technical assistance and integrated with additional homeless planning activities within the State. The Plan(s) are presented here as submitted by the State and without Federal endorsement or recommendation.

Team Lead

Trina Gonzalez
Special Assistant to the Secretary
Health and Human Services Agency
1600 Ninth Street, Room 460
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: (916) 654-3454
Fax: (916) 654-3343
E-Mail: tgonzale@chhs.ca.gov

This site will no longer be updated after April 1, 2007.

Health Resources and Services Administration
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Parklawn Building, 5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville, MD 20857

Vision Statement Guided by the needs of families, California will prevent and end family homelessness through a collaborative approach that builds on their strengths by providing housing and supports that foster independence.

Policy Academy Meetings Attended

Documents

Team Lead

Vision Statement
Guided by the needs of families, California will prevent and end family homelessness through a collaborative approach that builds on their strengths by providing housing and supports that foster independence.