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ABOUT TCHC
The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition is dedicated to providing
leadership to prevent and end homelessness in Tarrant and Parker
counties.
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Committees
The Planning Council, workgroups, and taskforces provide
planning and guidance to the CoC. These committees are comprised of
board members, TCHC staff, and employees within the CoC.
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The CPRC will review and rank projects based on
criteria established by the Performance Measures Workgroup and
adopted by the Board of Directors. The CPRC will monitor progress
and performance of CoC agencies on a periodic basis.
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The Performance Review Committee will develop
performance measures that improve the efficiency and effectiveness
of services for the homeless, meet or exceed HUD funding thresholds
and reflect local standards of quality care, service excellence,
and professional program management.
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The HMIS
Workgroup will be responsible for the on-going management of the
CoC's Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). The HMIS
Workgroup will develop and monitor performance of the HMIS
contractor, establish goals and objectives for the HMIS, and
implement the CoC HMIS Strategic Action Plan.
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The Discharge Planning Workgroup will work
throughout the CoC to develop and implement policies that prevent
homelessness and provide a coordinated system of care and
connection to services of persons discharged from publically funded
correctional, healthcare, mental health care, and foster care
institutions.
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The Homeless Prevention Taskforce will advise the
Planning Council on strategies to improve the efficiency and
effectiveness of prevention services and resources including
Emergency Shelter Grant and Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing
Programs.
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The Emergency Shelter Taskforce will advise the Planning Council on
strategies to improve emergency shelter services and improve access
to services to transition persons out of emergency shelters and
into transitional and permanent housing.
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The Transitional Housing Taskforce will advise
the Planning Council on strategies to improve the efficiency and
effectiveness of transitional housing services for the homeless,
with the objective to meet or exceed the HUD national objective for
the successful transition of persons into permanent housing.
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The Permanent Housing Taskforce will advise the Planning Council on
strategies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of permanent
housing services for the homeless, with the objective to meet or
exceed the HUD national objectives to increase the supply of
permanent supportive housing and assure the stable housing of
clients once housed.
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The Agency Services Committee provides oversight to the Direct
Client Services Fund and future web applications. This committee
consists of 5 members from the Board of Directors.
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