NC Local Leadership Response
THE OBJECTIVE
North Carolina Local Leadership Response Teleconferences
1. Provide a regular forum where local agencies–both in and out of state—can exchange best practices for securing housing and services for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness; and
2. Share timely information on public state and national public policies and budget priorities that impact the work of our agencies and our goal of ending homelessness in North Carolina.
The NC LLR listserv totals over 300 community leaders from across the state. To sign onto this listserv, please email debra@ncceh.org
Recordings of NC LLR Topics
Ordered chronologically from most recent.
NC CONGRESSIONAL STAFF LISTENING SESSION ON DELAYED HUD GRANTS, MARCH 2025
NC CoCs sharing the local impact of HUD grant delays with 11 NC congressional staff.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE AND HOMELESSNESS WITH
USC (LA) STREET MEDICINE PROGRAM AND CIRCLE THE CITY IN PHOENIX, JANUARY 2025
Street Medicine Best Practices with Circle the City, Phoenix, Arizona, and Q & A Round table leads from Partners Behavioral Health Management, Trillium Health Resources, Kintegra Health/HealthNet Gaston (CoC-509), and Burke County Health Department (NC-503)
BEST PRACTICES FOR COC/PHA COLLABORATION, NOVEMBER 2024
PHA/COC Models for Collaboration with Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development and Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust.
POST-HURRICANE HELENE DISASTER RECOVERY, OCTOBER 2024:
KEY UPDATES TO SOCIAL PROGRAMS, SEPTEMBER 2024:
Representatives from the Department of Health & Human Services, Legal Aid, and the SAHMSA SOAR TA Center shared insights on how recent changes may impact service delivery and client outcomes.
THE GROWTH OF HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND DIMINISHING AFFORDABLE HOUSING, MAY 2024:
National Homelessness Law Center, National Low Income Housing Coalition (The Gap Report), and local models for addressing homelessness with supportive affordable housing in Winston Salem, Wilmington, Roxboro.
THE SOAR APPROACH TO LEVERAGING SSI/SSDI INCOME AND BENEFITS FOR THOSE AT RISK OF OR EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, FEBRUARY 2024:
SAHMSA SOAR TA Center, Coastal Disability Advocates, Partners Health Management.
LAUNCHING NC MEDICAID EXPANSION, NOVEMBER 2023:
Dr. Shannon Dowler, NC Medicaid’s Chief Medical Officer [and staff] plus Health and Economic Opportunity Program with Pisgah Legal Services, NC Community Health Center Association, LME/MCO representatives, Care Share Health Alliance, and NC Navigator Consortium.
MODELS FOR LOCAL WORKFORCE PARTNER COLLABORATIONS, OCTOBER 2023:
Chet Mottershead, NC’s Assistant Commerce Secretary, Division of Workforce Solutions plus Union County Community Shelter, Rowan Helping Ministries, Centralina Workforce Development Board, Charlotte Works with Charlotte/Mecklenburg CoC 505, Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry (ABCCM), and Step Up Durham.
LEGAL AID PARTNERSHIPS IN NC COMMUNITIES ADDRESSING HOMELESSNESS, SEPTEMBER 2023:
Ashley Campbell, CEO of Legal Aid of North Carolina and Jim Barrett, Executive Director of Pisgah Legal Services (Western NC) and their local projects.
LANDLORD ENGAGEMENT MODELS FOR HOUSING PLACEMENTS WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, MAY 2023:
All Chicago and Housing Connections Initiative (NCCEH and Blue Cross Blue Shield).
ADDRESSING CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, APRIL 2023:
Yay Babies, HopePhil(adelphia), Families Moving Forward.
INCURSIONS BY CICERO ACTION TO CRIMINALIZE HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS IN STATE LEGISLATURES, MARCH 2023:
Testimonials from Arizona, Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas plus National Alliance to End Homelessness and the National Law Center for Homelessness.
EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TO ADDRESS HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS, FEBRUARY 2023:
Best practices from Lexington KY, Sarasota FL, and Wichita KS as well as several in-state models.