Thursday, May 31 2012
Mount Olive SOAR Training Registration
Thanks for your registration!
We look forward to seeing you in Mount Olive on May 30-31, 2012.
The training will take place in Video Conferencing Studios 114 and 115 in the Communications Building on the campus of Mount Olive College campus. You may find a map of the campus here. The Communications Building is #17 on the map and the parking lot for the building is D.
NCCEH does not provide refunds for events. However, substitutions are allowed. Cancellations must be received 2 business days before the event or the registrant will be responsible for the registration fee. Please contact us at 919-755-4393.
Questions? Please contact Emily Carmody at 919.755.4393 or emily@ncceh.org.
Cancellation Policy: NCCEH does not provide refunds for events. However, substitutions are allowed. Cancellations must be received 2 business days before the event or the registrant will be responsible for the registration fee. Please contact us at 919-755-4393.
Mount Olive SOAR Caseworker Training
Registration:
Please note, completing an application does not guarantee you a spot in the training. Your application will be reviewed and SOAR staff will contact you within 2 days of submission.
Workshop Highlights:
- An in-depth, step-by-step explanation of the SSI/SSDI application and disability determination process
- Strategies for working with homeless persons with serious mental illness and co-occurring disorders – only a fraction of this population receives the benefits to which they are entitled
- Exercises and worksheets provide practical application tools
- Samples and explanations of SSA and DDS paperwork and necessary reports
Questions? Contact Emily Carmody at (919) 755-4393 or emily@ncceh.org.
Cancellation Policy: NCCEH does not provide refunds for events. However, substitutions are allowed. Cancellations must be received 2 business days before the event or the registrant will be responsible for the registration fee. Please contact us at 919-755-4393.
NHCHC Webinar: Medicaid's Home and Community-Based Services Program: An Orientation for Homeless Health Care Providers
The Medicaid expansion in 2014 to cover most people earning at or below 133% of the federal poverty level (FPL) will make nearly all people who are experiencing homelessness eligible for Medicaid. While health insurance coverage is a significant step towards improved health and wellness for people who lack housing, the actual benefits for those who are newly eligible will be left largely up to States. As such, homeless service providers should become familiar with their state's HCBS program as a potential resource for providing additional services to their clients. This webinar will provide an overview of the Federal Home and Community-based Services program, describe opportunities for homeless health care providers to improve access to their states' HCBS programs, and share examples of two states who have improved access to their HCBS programs for people who are experiencing homelessness.
Speakers:
Marti Knisly, Technical Assistance Collaborative
Christine Rhorer, Program Manager, Louisiana Permanent Supportive Housing Program
Carla Pope, Director, Affordable Rental Production, Iowa Finance Authority
Christine Rhorer, Program Manager, Louisiana Permanent Supportive Housing Program
Carla Pope, Director, Affordable Rental Production, Iowa Finance Authority
Please click here to register for the webinar.