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Resources and assistance to support HUD's community partners Home Programs Resources Training June 2019 PIT Count Office Hours Resources Now Available HUD recently facilitated a Point-in-Time (PIT) Count Office Hours. This call focused on planning for the PIT count and the tools Continuums of Care (CoCs) would like to have to train volunteers. H...

Community Services (F.K.A. ServicePoint) & ART Connectivity and Login Issues Thank you for your patience and understanding as we have investigated and resolved these two items. At this time all systems have been restored. We have confirmed that all functions of ART are functioning properly. IT will be continuously monitoring ART connectivity closely over the next few days. It was determined that the password reset issue was directly related to the ART connectivity. As the passwords were trying to update they were also being updated in ART and that was causing the failure. We have been able to successfully reset passwords since ART connectivity has been restored. If you have further questions or experience any further issues please input a case into the Customer Community. Copyright © 2018 Wells...

Community Services (F.K.A. ServicePoint) & ART Connectivity and Login Issues Our Development and IT teams are currently investigating issues related to ART connectivity and password resets within User Admin. Related to the password reset we are aware that admins are unable to save changes after updating a user password. Similarly, if a user is requested to change password upon login they will not be able to complete that task. We will provide an update as quickly as possible. Copyright © 2018 Wellsky. All Rights Reserved. 11711 W. 79th St, Lenexa, KS 66214

Resources and assistance to support HUD's community partners Home Programs Resources Training PY17 CDBG Reports Available on HUD Exchange The Program Year (PY) 2017 CDBG reports are available on HUD Exchange. To access the PY17 reports, select one of the links below for the Accomplishment, Expenditure, or Performance Profile reports: PY17 CDBG...

Hello, Maryland CoC Leads, Just sharing a FREE training opportunity offered by MDH. The timing on this particular opportunity is very short (applications due fri. 7/12), but the training is free with lodging provided on Tuesday evening and meals provided both days. For the additional training opportunities listed below, MDH hopes to release the application a month in advance.   Here is an overview of the training event : The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) Center for Harm Reduction Services (CHRS), in partnership with University of Maryland Baltimore County's (UMBC) Center for Community Collaboration, is now accepting applications for the Regrounding Our Response - Stages of Change Master Presenter training cohort. The application deadline is Friday July 12th and all accepted applicants will be contacted via email by Tuesday July 16th. See the complete application to review applicant criteria, and other details. This two-day training will take place...

As some of you may be aware Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) and Maryland's Department of Disabilities (DoD) co-hosted a webinar about service and support animals in shelter, or any state or federally funded program. The webex recording was cut off in the middle but both recordings can be found here: Section 1 and Section 2 . Important guidance from Housing and Urban Development and Maryland Statute are attached to this email as well.  Please share this information far and wide, especially with any provider of direct service or partners that meet with members of the public, homeless or otherwise, that may have a service or support animal. Additional free resources connected to this topic can be found here:  https://www.adainfo.org/home If you have any questions about the content of the webinar, please reach out to our DoD partners Cecilia Warren ( cecilia.warren@maryland.gov ) or Chelsea Hayman ( chelsea.hayman@maryland.gov ). ...

In This Issue: Buying Power: Why Nonprofits Should Own Their Space ● L.A.'s Green New Deal and Housing: A Crucial Opportunity, or a Missed One? ● Shelter Shorts ● Events + Week of Monday, July 8 In This Issue: Buying Power: Why Nonprofits Should Own Their Space ● L.A.’s Green New Deal and Housing: A Crucial Opportunity, or a Missed One? ● Shelter Shorts ● Events + Buying Power: Why Nonprofits Should Own Their Space Saul Ettlin , Northern California Community Loan Fund Here are four very important reasons why nonprofit organizations should consider owning a property in the neighborhood they work in. Read Full Article ...