TCHC is Committed to Ending Homelessness in our Community
Experiencing a housing crisis?
If you are currently experiencing a housing crisis in TCHC’s region, the first step is to complete a Coordinated Entry System (CES) assessment. The CES assessment process is designed to prioritize the most vulnerable people and match them with available openings within TCHC’s network of providers. Assessments may be completed online or in person at a TCHC Access Point.
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Homeless Eligibility in CoC Programs
This guidance is specific to CoC funded RRH and TH/RRH program eligibility. “Intake workers” include housing program staff, case managers, outreach, etc. Intake workers are responsible for documenting a potential program participant’s homeless
status. Intake workers are expected to understand homeless eligibility and exercise professional
judgement to document accordingly.
Coordinated Community Plan
Attached is the approved final TCHC Coordinated Community Plan
2024 PIT Count Volunteers Needed
Volunteers Needed The 2024 Point-in-time count is right around the corner, and we need your help! What is a PIT Count? At the end of January each year, every region in the nation performs a Point-in-Time (PIT) Count of all people experiencing homelessness in shelters and on the street. The PIT Count creates the ability to monitor trends in homelessness
TCHC FY2023 CoC Application and Priority List
FY2023 CoC Application FY2023 CoC Priority List
