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The Foundational Community Supports Transition Assistance Program – or FCS TAP – launched on May 2 and is now serving FCS supportive housing enrollees across Washington!
The program is actively removing financial barriers to housing for numerous FCS supportive housing enrollees by covering move-in costs and other housing-related fees.
Click here to learn more about how Richard, an FCS supportive housing enrollee being served by Compass Career Solutions in Everett, used FCS TAP to transition into stable, quality housing.
This year's Peer Pathways workforce development conference for Certified Peer Counselors, Peers and Peer Allies with be held virtually Wednesday, August 24 and Thursday, August 25. Come enhance your skills as Ambassadors of Hope and Recovery and lean in to this year's conference theme; Building Inclusive Communities.
Learn more about how we can model and grow equity and inclusion in our work and lives. Join the conference to partake in two days of incredible workshops, performances, and keynotes from innovative national and local peer leaders. Limited scholarships are available.
Contact peerpathwaysconference@gmail.com with questions.
COEH is an annual event that brings together over 800 people from across the state who are working to end homelessness to learn from each other, exchange ideas and share advice, get inspired and re-energized, and organize to grow the movement to end homelessness in Washington and beyond.
This year's event will take place virtually on Thursday, September 29 and Friday, September 30. This conference is for everyone – whether you are a service provider, a long-time housing justice advocate, an organizer, an elected official, or someone who wants to start learning more about how we can end homelessness in Washington.
Learn more.
If you have participated in Foundational Community Supports Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) and/or Supported Employment (SE) services, we ask you to please take the FCS Fidelity Review Survey.
As required by the Washington State Legislature in the 2013 Bill 2SSB 5732, HCA is responsible for administering evidence-based practices that achieve improved outcomes for adult behavioral health clients. The FCS program works to achieve improved outcomes in PSH and SE by a.) offering comprehensive training on these evidence-based practices, and b.) conducting fidelity reviews to help identify areas for continuous improvement to the models employed.
HCA recognizes that not all organizations have opted to participate in the fidelity review process and is reaching out to request feedback on obstacles that may have limited your participation in a fidelity review. The following survey should take no more than 15 minutes of your time. We ask that you take time to complete this survey so that we can work to address the identified obstacles as we continue to work to achieve the intent of the referenced Washington State Legislature 2013 Bill. Please complete this survey no later than July 11th, 2022. Click the link below to access the survey.
FCS Fidelity Review survey
In appreciation and partnership!
For questions about survey please contact Kimberly Castle at Kimberly.Castle@hca.wa.gov or Rayan Orbom at Rayan.Orbom@hca.wa.gov
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