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All needed EHV referrals have been received.
However, you can still identify eligible individuals in HMIS.
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Minneapolis Public Housing Authority and Metro HRA notified us that they have received all needed Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) referrals.
This means they will only fill EHV vacancies as they come available through attrition.
You can still identify individuals who are eligible for EHV in HMIS.
This way, we will have individuals already identified for the EHV spots when we are notified that the housing authorities need referrals.
Individuals identified for EHVs are also considered for all other homeless dedicated housing units coming through CES.
Questions? Email Amy Donohue: amy.donohue@hennepin.us
Online Referral Request Form
What Should I do in HMIS?
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Do you struggle to follow all of the correct steps in HMIS? If so, you are not alone.
We created some new, intuitive guides to help! Check them out here.
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When to Assess and When to Refer
Assessors play an important role when a client gets a referral to a housing provider.
Learn what to do in our 2 minute microtraining!
Take the 2 minute training here.
HMIS Training for Housing Providers: When and How to Exit Clients from Your Program
HMIS Training for Assessors: Progressive Engagement
Coordinated Entry 101
Best Practices for Housing Providers
Assessor Priority List Report
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What is the Assessor Priority List Report?
A monthly report that tracks the number of clients added to or updated on the priority list by each assessor.
View the report here.
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More System Data from May
- Clients assessed or updated: 223
- Referrals made to Families housing providers: 40
- Referrals made to Single Adult housing providers: 211
Singles Leadership Committee
The commitee last met on June 7, 2022. See what they discussed in these notes.
Families Leadership Committee
The commitee last met on June 7, 2022. See what they discussed in these notes.
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Welcome Amy Guzzi!
New CES Housing Referral Coodinator
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The Hennepin CES team is thrilled to announce our newest team member, Amy Guzzi!
Amy is now serving as our second Coordinated Entry Housing Referral Coordinator along with Reneea Stewart.
Amy is supporting the Coordinated Entry assessors and housing providers and facilitating the Coordinated Entry housing referrals for youth, families, and singles experiencing homelessness.
Amy comes to us from Perspectives, Inc. and has worked in nonprofits for the past seven years and studied Criminal Justice and Social Welfare at MN State University Mankato.
Amy is a proficient HMIS user and enjoys digging into databases. In her free time Amy is mom to a wonderful little boy, she enjoys reading and gardening and especially loves all Minnesota sport teams!
Please give a warm welcome to Amy Guzzi when you have the opportunity.
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