Training

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The Trump administration will increase the use of raids and other enforcement actions conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”). This document, prepared by the National Homelessness Law Center and Crowell & Moring LLP, outlines what homeless shelters and other public service providers can do from a practical level to best protect clients and staff before, during, and after a raid.

Initiative Opening Doors; Opening Doors Northwest Connecticut; Opening Doors Fairfield County
Topic Homelessness; Community Organizing; Immigration
Audience Community Organizations
Media PDF
Region Eastern CT; Fairfield County, CT; Northwest CT; Litchfield County, CT; CT; USA

Advocacy

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This fact sheet illustrates progress made in ending homelessness both state-wide and in Fairfield County in particular. Also, it reflects the work left to do and resources needed to end chronic homelessness.

Initiative Opening Doors
Topic Homelessness
Audience Officials; Residents
Media PDF
Region Fairfield County, CT

Research

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This research outlines how greater progress can be made if nonprofits, government agencies, businesses and the public come together around a common agenda to create collective impact.

Initiative Opening Doors
Topic Collective Impact
Audience Community Organizations; Officials; Residents
Media PDF
Region USA

Training

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The Family and Youth Services Bureau requires training for all staff of RHY grantees. These trainings are outlined in Notices of Funding Opportunities (NOFO) for Basic Center Programs (BCP), Street Outreach Programs (SOP), Transitional Living Programs (TLP), Maternity Group Homes (MGH), and Prevention Demonstration Programs (PDP).

Initiative Opening Doors
Audience Community Organizations
Media PDF
Region USA

Training

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Follow this guidance to register for OAT and enter the outcomes of your SOAR-assisted SSI/SSDI applications.

Initiative Opening Doors
Topic Case Management; Health
Audience Community Organizations
Media PDF
Region USA

Resources

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