Cette section comprend des ressources liées aux programmes de relogement rapide (généralement destinés aux personnes nécessitant des soins intermédiaires, qui ont connu l’itinérance de façon transitoire ou épisodique et qui n’ont pas besoin d’un soutien intensif à long terme pour rester logées) de la National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH).

• Rapid Re-Housing Toolkit (2016) – website-based with tonnes of resources
• Rapid Re-housing for Youth Toolkit (2017) – website-based with tonnes of resources. 
• All The Latest on Rapid Re-housing for Youth Webinar (Dec 2018) (1 hour) 
• Rapid Re-housing Learning Collaborative Toolkit (2017) – website-based with tonnes of resources
• What Is Rapid Re-housing Video (2016) (3 min)
• History and Core Components (2014) – single website page

5 Module Webinar Series on Rapid Re-housing (2012)

• Module 1: Housing Barriers Assessment (12 min)
• Module 2: Housing Search, Location and Landlords (22 min)
• Module 3: Time-Limited Rental Subsidies (8 min)
• Module 4: Supportive Services (17 min)
• Module 5: Outcomes, Community Examples, and Data (10 min)

L’intervention en temps critique est une pratique de gestion de cas limitée dans le temps, ciblée et fondée sur des preuves, qui mobilise le soutien aux personnes vulnérables pendant les périodes de transition et qui est complémentaire au relogement rapide. 

• Critical Time Intervention for Rapid Re-Housing Resource Page (NAEH, 2021) – includes toolkits and training resources developed through a partnership between NAEH, Housing Innovations, the Center for Advancement of Critical Time Intervention, and Silberman School of Social Work (Hunter College of City University of NY)
• Center for Advancement of Critical Time Intervention
• Critical Time Intervention Overview

Cette section comprend des ressources clés pour les programmes Logement d’abord (fournissant un soutien intensif à long terme dans le logement choisi au sein de la communauté) avec un accent sur l’implantation.

• • Guide sur l’approche logement d’abord au Canada – a great website for communities looking to implement Housing First Programs.  Includes sections on overview, plan, implement, evaluate and sustain and has a whole “resources” section with sample policies, procedures, job descriptions etc.
  • Homeless Hub Housing First – an overview
  • HUD’s Housing First Implementation Resources (2018) – a website with resources organized in the following four sections: 1) Housing First Implementation, 2) Working with Project Participants in a Housing First Approach, 3) Housing First in Specific Project Types, and 4) Trauma Informed Care.
  • Housing First Europe Guide (FEANTSA, 2016) – An on-line guide available in multiple languages with 12 videos and quizzes to support learning.  The six chapters include: 1) What is Housing First, 2) Core Principles of Housing First, 3) Delivering Support in Housing First, 4) Delivering Housing in Housing First, 5) Evaluating Housing First, 6) Housing First and the Wider Strategy.  See this 1 min teaser video introducing the Guide.
  • Permanent Supportive Housing Kit (SAMSHA, 2010) – this on-line toolkit from the US Substance Abuse and and Mental Health Services Administration includes sections on: getting started, building your program, training frontline staff, tools for tenants, evaluating your program, the evidence, using multimedia and a brochure.
  • Toolkit for Intensive Case Management In Canada (2018) – a 43-page resource book available for download from the Community Workspace on Homelessness that includes sections on assessing, managing, staffing, housing, and discharge and includes examples from Canadian communities. 
  • Case Studies (COH, 2013) – from communities in Canada and around the world

Housing First Checklists and Self-Assessment Tools

• Housing First Checklist (USICH) (2016) – program and system level
• Housing First Program Assessment Tool (HUD) (2017) – Excel document  
• Housing First Self Assessment Tools (Ontario Evidence Exchange) (2017)

Housing First Fact Sheets

• Housing First Fact Sheet (NAEH) (2016)

Housing First Videos

• See 20KHomes Video Library – under heading “Housing First” – includes 27 videos under 10 mins each

Housing First (and Family First) for Youth

• Housing First for Youth Program Models Guide (2017) (Homeless Hub) – see also June 2018 Webinar
• Towards a Housing First Framework for Youth: A Safe and Decent Place to Live (COH, 2014)

A Way Home blogs on Housing First for Youth (HF4Y)

• THIS is HF4Y Demonstration Project (Nov 21, 2017) 
• THIS is Housing First For Youth (Oct 12, 2017) 
• HF4Y: A Way Home’s Collaborative Vision (Sept 14, 2016)

Housing First for Indigenous Peoples

Edmonton

• Nikihk Aboriginal Housing First – Bent Arrow Housing Society
• Housing First Program – Native Counselling Services of Alberta
• Oskapewis/Indigenous Cultural and Educational Helper at Homeward Trust Edmonton – contact karmstrong@homewardtrust.ca 
• Housing First in Edmonton Nikihk Housing/Homeward Trust (COH, 2013) – Chapter from Housing First in Canada book
• Perspectives on the Housing First Program with Indigenous Participants (Homeward Trust, 2011)

Hamilton

• Homeward Bound: De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre – see also July 2018 Hamilton Spectator article
• Endaayaang Youth Housing First: Hamilton Regional Indian Centre – one of 10 A Way Home Making the Shift demonstration projects over 2017-2019 – Endaayaang Navigator – amasters@hric.ca 

Ottawa

• Wabano Housing First Program Ottawa

Winnipeg

• A Place to Call Home: Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre
• Localizing Housing First as a Culturally Responsive Approach to Understanding and Addressing Urban Indigenous Homelessness (Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network, 2018)

Cette section comprend des ressources liées aux programmes de logement dans des lieux fixes (fournissant un soutien intensif à plus long terme basé sur le logement, généralement lié à un bâtiment ou à des unités particulières).

• Region of Waterloo Supportive Housing Framework (2014) and Standards (2015)
• Role of Long-Term Congregate Housing in Ending Homelessness (2015) – US consensus document
• The Foyer Toolkit for Youth (COH, 2012) – a form of supportive housing for youth

Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH)

• Dimensions of Quality Supportive Housing – Guidebook, Toolkit, Training and Certification
• Supportive Housing 101 Online Training
• Supportive Housing Quality Toolkit 
• Best Practices Manual for Coordinating Property Management and Support Services (2009)
• Self Assessment Tool for Coordinating Property Management and Support Services (2008)

Cette section comprend des ressources qui pourraient s’appliquer à un ou plusieurs des programmes de logement avec accompagnement ci-dessus (relogement rapide, Logement d’abord et logement accompagné).

• Implementing Housing First in Permanent Supportive Housing – 2 pager (USICH, 2014)
• Safety Planning for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence: A Toolkit for Housing Programs (NASH, 2018)
• Promising Practices: 12 Case Studies in Supportive Housing for People with Mental Health and Addiction Issues (Addictions and Mental Health Ontario, 2018) – program descriptions from a mix of mobile and fixed-site Ontario supportive housing programs.
• Ontario Supportive Housing Best Practice Guide (2017)
• Ontario Supportive Housing Policy Framework (2017)
• Edmonton Homeward Trust Housing First Services Manual – outlines quality assurance standards 
• Region of Waterloo PATHS Framework and Portable Home-Based Support (HBS) Framework (2017) – describes rapid re-housing and housing first program.
• Permanent Supportive Housing Resource Guide (VA, 2015) – a 300 page guide focused on veterans but with lots of information that is helpful for anyone working in permanent supportive housing.
• Standards of Practice: Case Management for Ending Homelessness – (Calgary Homeless Foundation, 2014)
• Beyond the Key to the Front Door: A Guide to Helping Tenants Keep Their Home (Mainstay Housing, 2005) – outlines 5 key measures to success developed by tenants and support workers along with sample tools pg. 17-28: 1) Choice not Placement, 2) Move-In Orientation, 3) Regular Home Visits, 4) System for Paying the Rent, and 5) Communication between Landlord, Tenant and Agency.

L’une des façons d’accélérer l’emménagement dans un logement est d’utiliser des « stratégies d’avancement ». Créez des logements ou des espaces de soutien en aidant les personnes à passer d’un programme de logement accompagné existant à quelque chose qui répond mieux à leurs besoins et à leur situation (par exemple, une plus grande indépendance, un soutien différent ou un soutien accru). 

• Moving on Webinars and Resources (HUD, 2021) – includes seven webinars and links to a specific website page, a toolkit, and a project plan template and user guide
• Moving On from Homelessness: How Services Support People to Move On (UK Homeless Link, 2018)
• Corporation for Supportive Housing Moving On Toolkit – a 36 page “how to” resource with lots of links
• Corporation For Supportive Housing Moving On Resources: 10 community program profiles and an evaluation
• Chicago Public Housing Authority Move-on Initiative
• OrgCode Effective Exit Planning Worksheet
• HUD Moving On Project Planning Tools:
  • Project Planning Template (Excel) & Template User Guide
  • Resource Inventory Template (Excel) & Template User Guide