Case Conferencing is an action-oriented program that improves coordination among homelessness service providers to swiftly transition individuals into housing. The program operates in three-month cycles with weekly meetings (12 meetings per cycle). Each cycle focuses on a different group of clients based on provider submissions. These meetings leverage the groups’ collective expertise to address service needs effectively.

Typical focus areas include: income support (supplemental security income applications, CalWorks, General Assistance, and employment resources), healthcare (CalAIM Enhanced Care Management, mental health programs, mobile medicine vans, primary care), and housing (Coordinated Access documentation, low-income or voucher housing, shared housing, and programs for poor credit and evictions).

To ask a question about Sacramento Steps Forward’s Case Conferencing program or get added to our email list for the latest Case Conferencing updates and invites, contact treimers@sacstepsforward.org.