The Greensboro Housing Summit 2011 will be held on February 16 from 8:30-2:30. At the Summit, you will hear from people who have moved from homelessness to housing and from unemployment to green jobs, see a video about Greensboro programs that are making energy efficient healthy homes, and talk about ways to integrate transportation and housing so people can get from home to work. Greensboro is also exploring becoming a Purpose Built Communities partner (www.purposebuiltcommunities.org) , so Carol Naughton will speak about her work transforming a high-crime neighborhood in Atlanta into a learning, walking, working, thriving neighborhood that everyone wants to call home.

 

Register for the Housing Summit by downloading the brochure and sending it in with your registration check or registering online on the Guildford Nonprofit Consortium website. (If you want to request a scholarship, please use the brochure to register.)

This is an HPRP certification training for new end users.

 

Please register on the CHIN website.

This is a PATH certification training for new and experienced end users.

 

Please register on the CHIN website.

The Respite Care Providers' Network describes medical respite care as acute and post-acute medical care for homeless persons who are too ill or frail to recover from a physical illness or injury on the streets, but who are not ill enough to be in a hospital. This webinar provides an introduction to medical respite care and offers advice from leading experts on starting a medical respite program, including research supporting medical respite, funding strategies, and common start up challenges and solutions.

 

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This webinar is free, bus space is limited, and advanced registration is required by 5pm EST on February 15th.  Please click here to register.