AWH-1: Youth Voice – Turning Listening into Action

• Lived Experience Mentorship – Jayne Malenfant and Charlotte Smith

AWH-2: Housing First for Youth – Serving Distinct Youth Populations Effectively

• Aunt Leah’s Place: Housing First & Servinf Youth From Care – Drew Stewart
• Free 2 Be: Housing First for Youth Leaving Care – Rasheeda Guinn
• Free 2 Be: Housing First for Youth Leaving Care – Erik Wexler

AWH-3: The Prevention Continuum

• Supporting Young Families Through Collaborative Practice – Jill Doyle and Sheldon Polllett
• Making the Shift to a Prevention-Focused Emergency Youth Shelter – Sarah MacKinnon and Rachelle Bowie

CA-1: By-Name Lists & Coordinated Access Systems 101

• By-Name List (BNL) & Coordinated Access (CA) 101 – Marie Morrison

CA-2: Building Will and Leading Change in Coordinated Access

• Building Will and Leading Change in CA – Ashley Van Der Mark
• Building Will and Leading Change in Peterborough – Dorothy Olver
• Building the Will & Leading Change: Coordinated Access in Saint John – Michael MacKenzie Saint John

CA-3: Beyond Implementation of Coordinated Access: Using Data for Continuous Learning and Growth in Large Urban Centres

• Collaboration and Data for Coordinated Access – Ashley Edstrom.pdf

HCH-1: Housing as a Social Determinant of Health: Needs and Responses of Older Adults who are Experiencing Homelessness

• Health and Psychosocial Needs of Older Persons Experiencing Homelessness Upon Hospital Discharge – Harvey Bosma
• Temporary Housing Program – Joe Humphries
• Medical Respite as an Intervention for Older Adults’ Post-Discharge Recovery – Scott Small

HCH-3: Improving Access to Healthcare Services to Save Lives

• Exploring the Appropriateness and Acceptability of Peer Navigators to Increase HIV Prevention, Testing, and Treatment – Van Berkum, Atkin and Oudshoorn
• EMS Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) City Centre Team (CCT) – Eggenberger Larson

HCH-4: Youth Services: Successful Youth Programs and Prevention for Youth with Disabilities

• Transitional Housing That Works: Profile of a Young Adult Program in Edmonton – Shannon Edsas
• Integrated Service Delivery – Joshua Smee

HF-1: Implementing and Sustaining Housing First Evidenced-based Housing Support Programs

• Housing First Employment Program – Christina Bassett
• Adopting Housing First Principles Through the Implementation Critical Time Intervention in a Homeless Shelter: Learnings and Practice Outcomes – Potvin, Carveth, Silver, Paramali and Monroy

HF-3: Person-Centred Strength-Based Case Management and Service Planning for Unique Clients Through a Housing First Approach

• Centerpoint Presentation – Tammy_Ouellette
• CAEH19 Presentation V4 Oct 29-19-Slides-Only – Carlson Joly

HF-4: Examining Innovative Approaches to Housing Stability and Eviction Prevention

• Landlord Damage Fund for Housing First Programs – Lavigne, Westlake
• Maximizing Housing: Low to Moderate Acuity Housing Procurement – Rowbotham, Kennedy

HF-5: Collaborative and Innovative Housing First Outreach Models

• Housing Action Response Team (HART) – Sean Hand
• Mobile Community Development – Shannon Keetch

IH-2: Improving Indigenous Homelessness Engagement and Mobilizing Cultural Practices

• Pekiwewin (Coming Home) – Nancy Laliberte, Jesse Thistle

LPP-1: The Latest on HIFIS: Creating a Community-wide and Outcome-oriented System  

• Implementing the Homeless Individuals and Families Information System – Erik Martel

LPP-4: Encampment to Housing: Rethinking Street Outreach and Responding to Rough Sleepers

• Street Outreach to Housing – Dick Passmore

LPP-6: Campaigning to End Homelessness: Lessons in How to Achieve Political Change

• Homelessness and Political Change – Matt Downie

RPCOH-1: Systems Planning and Collective Impact: A Comprehensive Solution to Ending Homelessness

• Calling All Systems Disruptors! – Mifsud, McKitterick, Turner
• Using Social Network Analysis to Understand the Impact of Systems Integration Efforts – Rebecca Schiff
• Ending Homelessness in St. John’s: Assessment of a 5-Year Community Plan – Tipple, Falvo

RPCOH-2: Driven by Data: Strategies for Tracking and Sharing Program Outcomes

• Driven by Data: Strategies for Tracking & Sharing Program Outcomes – Vasko, Ecker, McRae

RPCOH-3: Meaningful Engagement with People with Lived Experience in Research

• Social Inclusion: Using Collaborative Research to Capture Youth Voice – Tessa Mulcair

RRH-3: Rural Solutions as Critical Drivers in the Shift Towards the Prevention of Youth Homelessness

• St. Thomas-Elgin Youth Homelessness Protocol – Pike, Singh

WH-1: Street Level Women at Risk: A Collaborative Housing First Model

• Street Level Women At Risk (SLWAR) – Jaclyn Seeler

WH-2: Gender, Family and Homelessness: Understanding Health and Improving Programming to Meet the Need

• Gender Specific Programming: Lessons Learned – Chelsea Minhas
• Gender and Experiences of Family Homlessness – Rabiah-Mohammed, Fawziah

CA-6: Driving Reductions and Reaching and Sustaining Functional Zero

• Guelph-Wellington Built for Zero – Lori Richer
• Driving Reductions and Reaching and Sustaining Functional Zero – Jaime Rogers
• Reaching Functional Zero – Kawartha Lakes and the County of Haliburton – Michelle Corley

CA-8: Leveraging HIFIS 4 in the Quest for Functional Zero: A Rural Community’s Experience

• Leveraging HIFIS 4 in the Quest for Functional Zero: A Rural Community’s Experience – Perry, Myers

HCH-6: Health Care and Legal/Administrative Partnerships to Prevent Eviction: From Concepts to Models

•  The OCHE Model and Eviction Prevention – Iserhoff

HCH-7: Healthcare Roundup: Principles of Participatory Research, Solution to Elderly Homelessness and Developing a Trauma-Informed Community of Practice

• A Home Until Stumps – Kate Rice

HF-8: Learnings from Recent Research on Program Fidelity in Adult and Youth Housing First Programs

• Pathways Housing First Program Fidelity Scale – HF4Y Version – John Ecker

HF-9: Clinical Supports for Housing First Clients

• Mental Health and Addictions Supportive Housing Program – Maggie Elliott and Andy Menlaws
• A Unique Approach to Clinical Supports in Housing First – Robynn Strikwerda

IH-4: Indigenous Culture and Housing First

• Niiwin Makwag Niimiiwag: A Dacade Journey of Courage and Leadership for Housing First in Winnipeg – Distasio, Bruce, Edel

IH-5: Culture, Gender, Safety: Programs for Indigenous Youth and Families

• Developing Gendered and Culturally Safe Interventions for Indigenous Families Experiencing Homelessness – Rodrigues, Henderson
• The Memengoo Program

LPP-7: Integrating Lived Experience in Planning

• Kelowna’s Journey Home Strategy – Joyal, Smith, Tranquilla, Murray

LPP-8: The Role of Public Libraries as Partners in Serving Vulnerable Populations

• The Role of Public Libraries as Partners in Serving Vulnerable Populations – Aly Velji, Richard Thornley
• The Role of Edmonton Public Library as a partner in Serving Vulnerable Populations – Richard Thornley

LPP-10: Innovative Approaches to Supportive Housing

• The Parkside Pilot – Forrest McGregor

LPP-11: Promoting Inclusion of Lived and Living Expertise at the Table

• The Client Action Committee: An Introductory Guide to Understanding Lived Experience – Michael Grant

RPCOH-5: Social and Structural Exclusion and Homelessness: From Belonging to Criminalization

• From Project Exclusion to Project Inclusion – Meenakshi Mannoe
• Planned prison release from prison or how to exit the streets! – Melanie Richer
• Grassroots Experiences with Criminalization of Poverty and Homelessness – Yake, Mannoe

RPCOH-6: Research Roundup: Broader Policy Interests and Implications

• A profile of workers in the homelessness support sector – Kiran Toor and Annie Duchesne
• National Homelessness Data – Annie Duchesne, Patrick Hunter
• Understanding Impact – Jamieson, Shahed

RRH-4: Building Partnerships and Maximizing Limited Regional Resources for Effective Interventions, Housing and Services

• Our Numbers Need To Go Down – Shahed, Smee
• Don’t H*te! Collaborate! – Andrea, Cupelli

RRH-5: The Impact of Funding for Rural and Remote Ontario, Saskatchewan and Yellowknife

• Homelessness in Yellowknife – Holly Ferris
• Reaching Home: Rural and Remote (Ontario) – Rosslyn Junke

WH-4: Continuum of Solutions to Women’s Homelessness

• Low Barrier Spaces for Women: A Critical Part of the Homelessness Solution – Valerie Sadler
• Creating a Continuum of Solutions for Women Experiencing Homelessness in Yellowknife – Bryany Denning

WH-6: Sex Work, Sex Trafficking and the Justice System

• Womxn, Work and Home: Experiences of Homelessness for Forest Lawn Survival Sex Workers – Meagan Bristowe
• Justice System Involvement in the Context of Homelessness and Housing Insecurity Among Women in Thunder Bay – Rebecca_Schiff
• Getting Out: A National Framework for Escaping Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in Canada – Amanda_Noble

AWH-7: Beyond Housing – Changing the Trajectory

• Walking the Pathway with Our Clients A Continuum of Youth Residential Services – Kaela Hendra
• Housing Stabilization – Naomi Thulien

CA-9: Common Assessment Tools Café

• Another Way Home – Krista Mergel

CA-10: Safe, Inclusive and Culturally Appropriate CAS

• Safe, Inclusive & Culturally Appropriate Coordinated Access Systems – Jasmine Clark
• Safe, Inclusive & Culturally Appropriate Coordinated Access  – Caitlin Currie
• End Homelessness Winnipeg – Betty Edel

HCH-8: HCH-8: Acute Care Best Practices for Patients Experiencing Homelessness: Lessons from the ARCH Model

• A New Model of Care – Kathryn Dong

HF-10: Effective Housing First Case Management

• Managing Interpersonal Processes – Landon Hildebrand

LPP-12: Trauma-Informed Care: Building Awareness and Understanding

• Trauma Informed Change Process and Impact – Howes, Noble
• CUPS Journet: Trauma Aware to Trauma Informed – Leavitt, Park

LPP-13: Ending Homelessness: Planning, Housing, Collaboration and Harm Reduction

• Moving from Collaboration to Action: The Story of Journey Home Kelowna – C Myrah, Roy, Wheeler
• Integrating Housing in the Pursuit of Ending Homelessness – A Yolisa de Jager
• Integrated Planning for a Healthier Community –  M. Thomson, J. Casorso

PCOH-7: Modelling Prevention: Program Teachings Across Canada

• We all deserve a home – Catharine Vandelinde
• Buried in Treasures – Joyce Lundrigan
• Housing Loss Prevention – McGregor

RPCOH-7: Supporting Housing Access and Retention: Research and Practice in Housing Stabilization

• Stabilization for Youth Exiting Homelessness – Carty, Daley, Kidd, Paytayash and Vitopoulos
• Risk Mitigation Funds to a Tenant Guarantee – Holeton, Armstrong

RRH-7: Innovation in Rural and Remote Communities

• Efforts to End Homelessness in a Boom and Bust Economy – Shanda Berns