In issue #17 of the CT HMIS Newsletter we've got news for Provide Users in Emergency Shelters, New HMIS Data Entry Services by Nutmeg Consulting, a brand new Screencast detailing all the major aspects of reporting in ServicePoint, the NERHMIS Annual Training and Symposium and a note about the new AHAR period that recently started.
The new DSS Emergency Shelter Utilization Report is now available within Provide. New Haven Provider users will need to use this new format beginning now for submission of your September Reports to DSS. You can view instructions here on how to run the new report. Read more on this Topic
Are you finding it difficult keeping up with all the data challenges your agency faces? Would you rather be focusing on analysis and service delivery, and not data entry? If the answer is “Yes”, contact us to find out about our new HMIS Data Entry Service! The same trusted company that handles all of your HMIS needs wants to make it easier for you spend more time helping your clients. Learn More or Download the HMIS Data Entry Services Overview One-Sheet. Read more on this Topic
Nutmeg Consulting has released a new Screencast (Video Based Training) for all our ART users and Program administrators. The purpose of this training is to teach you about the various reports that are available in both ServicePoint and ART for all your program and data quality needs. Take a look and let us know what you think! Read more on this Topic
The Annual NERHMIS Conference is fast approaching, learn more at http://nerhmis.org
NERHMIS Conference
WHERE: University of Massachusetts : Boston Campus
WHEN: November 14th, 2011
WHAT: A Full Day Symposium
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The AHAR season officially began on October 1st, 2011. AHAR stands for Annual Homeless Assessment Report. It is an annual report to Congress from HUD about the number and characteristics of people who use homeless residential services and their patterns of use. Each year HUD emphasis on HMIS and AHAR participation increases. AHAR participation status is a question in HUD’s CoC funding application. AHAR is the primary source of data on the extent and nature of homelessness nationwide. The HEARTH Act requires HMIS participation. This years’ AHAR reviews data from 10/1/2010 to 9/30/2011. Read More for important details and dates! Read more on this Topic
Upcoming Events & Training
The Connecticut HMIS Project offers a variety of trainings to meet your programs specific needs. Below you'll find the next few trainings available. Be sure to View the full list of trainings if you need to find more dates that fit with your schedule.
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