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Homeless Policy Academies - Improving Access to Maintstream Service for People Experiencing Homeless

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How Was TA Requested?

Successful TA is built around collaboration. The success of TA depends greatly on the active participation of its recipients. Within the Homeless Policy Academy framework, the State team members were expected to determine and evaluate their TA needs; consider what type of TA was needed (whether access to materials, workshops, or one-on-one consultation); and obtain needed TA (whether through the TACT or independently accessing other TA resources). Clearly understood requests, goals and objectives and a specific course of action promoted successful TA. Team members were encouraged to begin by asking, “What types of knowledge, skills, or support do we need to implement our State team action plan and accomplish our tasks or goals?”

All State team members were encouraged to be involved in the development of the TA request; in order to provide the opportunity for discussion and agreement on the outcomes expected form the assistance as well as the commitment required from the group in order to achieved desired outcomes. TA requests were reviewed and processed by project contractors that were part of the three-pronged TACT structure; if approved, a TA provider was selected to assist with the State/Territory’s request. The TA provider worked with the State team lead to explore and understand fully the TA request(s) and develop a specific plan to address identified TA needs. Developing the plan was designed as partnership activity in which the TA provider and State Team Lead collaboratively specified the State team’s expectations, identified appropriate resources, and determined the course of action.

NOTE: TA is no longer being offered under this completed project.

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