Technical Assistance and Training for HUD Continuum of Care Grantees

Project

The National Center on Family Homelessness leads an initiative to provide to provide technical assistance to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and communities receiving HUD funding with two partners—the Center for Social Innovation and HomeBase.

The focus of this work is implementation of specific federal goals to end homelessness. The initiative excels at distance learning for stakeholders and practitioners in the field, and produced and hosted over 50 learning events in 2012, reaching more than 30,000 people.

Related Work

5 Aug 2014
Service

Training and Technical Assistance in Health and Social Development

AIR provides training and technical assistance that builds capacity and transforms the policies and practices of health, education, and social services agencies. Targeted change addresses policies, leadership, culture, and social norms; workforce competencies; and financial, administrative, and coordinating structures. We facilitate youth, family, and consumer engagement, wherever possible, to inform policies and practices that most affect the people we aim to serve.
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