Project Homeless Connect
Info for Service Providers
Info for Service Providers
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The mission of Project Homeless Connect is to offer a “one stop
shop” for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or
at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Project Homeless
Connect combines the efforts of social services, government,
volunteers and businesses to bring our community together to
create and promote tangible solutions to remedy the
homelessness of our neighbors. PHC is a national best practice
model that originated in San Francisco that has spread across the
United States and abroad.
Project Homeless Connect urges service providers to be creative
in their approaches to service delivery on the day of the event in
order to provide as much as we can for our homeless community.
Flexibility and problem solving – there will be hundreds of
participants the day of the event, so thinking outside of the box is
essential.
Please make sure you have thought through how a guest will
move through your services. If you are referring them, do you
know for sure that they can receive services where you are
sending them? Will they have the ability to get there?
shop” for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or
at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Project Homeless
Connect combines the efforts of social services, government,
volunteers and businesses to bring our community together to
create and promote tangible solutions to remedy the
homelessness of our neighbors. PHC is a national best practice
model that originated in San Francisco that has spread across the
United States and abroad.
Project Homeless Connect urges service providers to be creative
in their approaches to service delivery on the day of the event in
order to provide as much as we can for our homeless community.
Flexibility and problem solving – there will be hundreds of
participants the day of the event, so thinking outside of the box is
essential.
Please make sure you have thought through how a guest will
move through your services. If you are referring them, do you
know for sure that they can receive services where you are
sending them? Will they have the ability to get there?