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Homebase Webinars on Health Care-Homeless Response System Collaboration

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On this page, you’ll find recordings and presentation slides from Homebase-produced webinars on topics at the intersection of homelessness response and health care.

Featured Webinars

Presented by Homebase, this three-part educational webinar series, "Serving People Experiencing Homelessness: Best Practices for Collaborating with Homeless Systems of Care", aims to enhance understanding and collaboration between public health and homeless systems of care.

 

The first session explores the fundamental components of homeless systems of care, including their structures and key roles within the community. Opportunities for cross-sector collaboration between public health and homeless service providers were discussed, aiming to better equip Local Health Jurisdictions (LHJs) to engage with and become part of a compassionate community.

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In the second session, representatives from six Departments of Public Health (DPHs) in Los Angeles, Sacramento, Tulare, Madera, San Luis Obispo, and San Francisco counties shared their work at the intersection of public health and homelessness. Strategies for overcoming common barriers and challenges, as well as opportunities to deepen local partnerships and cross-sector approaches, were discussed to improve outcomes for people experiencing homelessness. This session provided a key opportunity to learn how local DPHs have strengthened relationships and collaboration between their departments and local homeless care systems.

 

The final session focuses on how new Medi-Cal benefits can provide comprehensive care coordination and housing-related services to Medi-Cal members with complex health needs, especially those experiencing homelessness. This session equips attendees with an understanding of ECM and CS and their impacts on individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness within California's broader health care system.

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