Case conferencing: Working together to help our neighbors

One way we assist our unhoused neighbors is by hosting regular case conferencing, which serve as a platform for sharing vital information about clients' situations, whereabouts, challenges and assets.

These meetings provide a space for local service providers and case managers to work together as they help clients find the best housing and programs for their needs. Each meeting is tailored for a specific population, ensuring that the most knowledgeable local experts are in the room to provide tailored support and resources for each person.

Through case conferencing, the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness encourages collaboration and information-sharing among service providers, ensuring that each client receives effective support. Addressing the unique needs of different groups in our community is part of our coordinated and comprehensive approach to ending homelessness in Anchorage.

Our regular case conferencing meetings are:

Highly Vulnerable Adult Case Conferencing

This case conferencing is designed to overview medically vulnerable clients within the Coordinated Entry system through both a housing and health care lens. Highly vulnerable individuals have these characteristics:

  • Two or more co-occurring disabilities (AMHTA & HUD Definitions)

  • ADL/IADL difficulties (Activities of Daily Living, Instrumental Activities of Daily Living) 

  • Unsheltered

  • 55+ (prioritized by oldest to youngest)

Points of prioritization:

  • Chronic OR oldest touch in HMIS without a 2-year break

Family Case Conferencing

This case conferencing is designed to go over housing referrals for households with minors in their custody (or who plan to have their children move in with them once housed) who currently have referrals to housing programs.

TAY Case Conferencing

The Transitionally Aged Youth (TAY) Case Conferencing is designed to focus on clients ages 18-24 years old who currently have referrals to housing programs.

Adult Case Conferencing

This case conferencing is focused on single adults ages 25+ who currently have open referrals to housing programs.

Veteran Case Conferencing

This case conferencing is designed to overview veterans experiencing homelessness, determine eligibility for HUD-VASH and SSVF services, and review clients’ progress on their paths to permanent housing.

Connect with our team

We invite community members to learn more about our efforts and get involved. Whether through volunteering, donating or spreading the word, your support is crucial in helping us achieve our mission. Stay updated on our progress and upcoming events by signing up for our newsletter and following us on social media. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness in Anchorage.

If you are a case manager or otherwise would like to attend case conferencing, please reach out to communications@aceh.org

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