The CoC Board hosts monthly public meetings to support transparency and community participation. Meetings are held virtually on the second Wednesday of each month from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. PDT. Here is the September 10, 2025 CoC Board Meeting Agenda
Please join the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center as we summarize national concerns and emerging issues for Tribal leaders and representatives to consider in preparation for the 20th Annual Government-to-Government Violence Against Women Tribal Consultation. For more information, visit NIWRC’s Consultation Hub. Register >>
This Case Conferencing group focuses on veterans experiencing homelessness. The group has an open client list, allowing providers to present their clients for discussion at any call. Representatives from all veteran-specific providers, including the VA (Veterans Affairs), attend to facilitate quick connections and support for clients. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
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.
CASC meetings are open to the public and held monthly via Zoom. All are welcome to attend and observe the discussion, and materials are shared in advance within the calendar below. Schedule: Second Thursday of each month, 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. PDT In person, details to come.
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 Case Conferencing group focuses on individuals living in shelters. 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. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
Vicarious trauma is a part of case work. This introductory course explores vicarious trauma, its impact on those working with clients and colleagues in the HRS, and how it differs from burnout and compassion fatigue. You will learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma and identify risk factors in your work environment. […]
This Case Conferencing group focuses on both sheltered and unsheltered families experiencing homelessness. The group operates with a pre-set client list, updated every three months. Providers interested in submitting a family or inquiring about the current list are encouraged to participate. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
This Case Conferencing group focuses on veterans experiencing homelessness. The group has an open client list, allowing providers to present their clients for discussion at any call. Representatives from all veteran-specific providers, including the VA (Veterans Affairs), attend to facilitate quick connections and support for clients. To join case conferencing or learn more, contact caseconferencing@sacstepsforward.org.
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 >>
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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.
