RI Homeless Response System Training Program 2025

In this session, individuals will learn how to submit a CoC Transition Grant in E-SNAPS. A Transition Application allows an existing CoC grant to change components (i.e., shift from PSH […]

This session is dedicated time for current grantees and potential applicants to meet with the RICoC Planning Team to ask questions, seek guidance, or discuss any aspect of the application […]

Intended Audience: Current and future recipient and subrecipient agencies of CoC Program projects who are responsible for data collection, compilation, and submission of the Annual Performance Report (APR) for a […]

This session will provide an overview of the different components of Rhode Island's Homeless Response System and the requirements of each component. Components covered will include regional access points, street […]

This session will provide an overview of the process of supporting a client from start to finish. The overview will start with client identification and go through intake, assessment, crisis […]

This session will cover the core tenets of client engagement with a focus on maintaining ethical boundaries, holding confidentiality, avoiding conflicts of interest, and respecting client choice in service delivery. […]

This session provides an in-depth overview of evidence-based techniques for engaging and enrolling individuals in crisis shelter and rehousing interventions without imposing preconditions for eligibility. The training covers core principles […]

This session focuses on effective engagement strategies and client-centered service delivery within settings where individuals may be unlikely to initiate or sustain engagement without intentional support. Participants will learn practical […]

This session will summarize concepts and techniques presented in Sessions 1 – 5 and offer opportunities to practice skills and apply concepts in a workshop setting. Learning Objectives 1. Participants […]

This session provides an overview of the unique needs, considerations, and available resources for key subpopulations experiencing homelessness, including Youth and Young Adults, survivors of Domestic Violence, Veterans, and older adults. Participants will gain an understanding of the service systems, program requirements, and partnership expectations associated with each of these specialized populations. The training highlights […]