The National Alliance to End Homelessness will be holding a virtual Capitol Hill Day on September 17, 2025. The Alliance’s Virtual Capitol Hill Day is your chance to speak directly with Members of Congress about the policies and funding decisions that impact homelessness in your community. Registration closes on September 8. Register >>
Point-in-Time Count Committee meetings are open to the public and held monthly via Zoom. All are welcome to attend and stay informed about how the count is being planned and improved. Schedule: Third Thursday of each month, 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Zoom Link: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 843 2786 8631 Passcode: 797272 Dial-In: +1 669 […]
This Case Conferencing group focuses on single adults and couples experiencing homelessness. The group operates with a pre-set client list, updated every three months. Providers interested in submitting a client or inquiring about the current list are encouraged to participate.
This Case Conferencing group focuses on youth experiencing homelessness (ages 18-24). Run by the youth provider Waking the Village, it offers a platform to discuss and support young clients. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
This meeting is open to all providers working with individuals experiencing homelessness, regardless of their client status. Providers can discuss challenging cases or resource needs, network with peers, and learn about new community resources, enhancing their ability to support those in need. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
This training equips case managers with essential conversational techniques to support clients effectively in achieving their housing goals. Participants will learn and apply conversational case management principles, motivational interviewing techniques, and housing problem-solving strategies to foster client engagement and rapid exits from homelessness. Register >>
At Sacramento Steps Forward, we host the Frontline Learning Collaborative (FLC) as a monthly in-person space for providers to learn from one another and stay connected to what’s happening across the system. We share updates from local partners, highlight new tools and programs, and create space for frontline voices to shape the conversation. FLC meetings […]
This Case Conferencing group focuses on youth experiencing homelessness (ages 18-24). Run by the youth provider Waking the Village, it offers a platform to discuss and support young clients. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
This meeting is open to all providers working with individuals experiencing homelessness, regardless of their client status. Providers can discuss challenging cases or resource needs, network with peers, and learn about new community resources, enhancing their ability to support those in need. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
The first in a three-part series, this webinar brings national experts together to discuss Medicaid funding cuts, new requirements, and their impact on coverage, access, and services for people experiencing homelessness. Register >>
This Case Conferencing group focuses on youth experiencing homelessness (ages 18-24). Run by the youth provider Waking the Village, it offers a platform to discuss and support young clients. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
This meeting is open to all providers working with individuals experiencing homelessness, regardless of their client status. Providers can discuss challenging cases or resource needs, network with peers, and learn about new community resources, enhancing their ability to support those in need. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
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Note: We don’t provide direct services like shelter placements or case management. For support information, visit sacramentostepsforward.org/access-support.
