National webinar series on supportive housing

NASHP is hosting a state-only health and housing learning community that provides a platform for state health policymakers to learn from experts and one another about health and housing approaches at the state level, as well as stay abreast of emerging guidance and opportunities from federal agencies. This learning community is intended to support policymakers in strengthening their foundational understanding of health and housing approaches, as well as provide opportunities to go in depth on housing and services elements that must come together to support the health of individuals and communities.  

The series of conversations will take place approximately once every other month, beginning in January 2024, with the opportunity to communicate via listserv in between meetings. While the primary audience will be state health policymakers, there will be conversations where health policymakers will be encouraged to bring their housing counterparts into the conversation.  
Learning community topics will include: 

• Introduction to supportive housing for health policymakers  
• Key partners and strategies for collaboration 
• Considerations for determining target populations for health and housing initiatives 
• Supportive services and housing strategies 
• Data sharing and integration 
• Financing approaches (services and housing) 
• Provider networks and capacity building 

To be added to the listserv, receive targeted reminders about upcoming meetings, or share suggestions for future topics, please complete this survey. In addition, NASHP is offering an in-depth technical assistance opportunity for up to five states (applications closing February 13, 2024). Learn more about the opportunity and application requirements. 
Introduction to Supportive HousingWednesday, January 31, 2024, 4–5 p.m. ET   
Robust supportive housing approaches require collaboration and alignment across federal, state, and local partners. The first session of the Health and Housing Learning Community will provide a high-level overview of supportive housing models and an introduction to the relevant partners, policy goals, services, and funding streams across the health and housing sectors.  

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