Low-Barrier Housing for RHY Providers

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Low-barrier housing provides the right to housing with few limitations on accessing services. Through this model, young people are able to avoid the trauma of being on the streets, which can negatively impact mental health and prevent educational attainment and general safety concerns. 

Removing barriers for youth can positively impact the course of an individual's life, and the well-being of a community.  Experts in the model will discuss ways service providers can guide their direct service provision through a low-barrier approach. 

Speakers 

  • Kellie A. Bryson, Youth Consultant, Point Source Youth Youth Advisory Council 

  • Alex Hansen, Youth Action Board Facilitator, Essex County Youth Action Board

  • Valerie Douglas, Director of Counseling & RHY Services, The Center for Youth Services

  • Jason McLaughlin, Executive Director, Wait House 

  • Jeffrey Moore, AVP RHY, Rising Ground Inc

Access the full 90-minute training below and download the accompanying toolkit with best practices, actionable next steps, organizational checklists, and more.

 
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