Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta

Georgia Supportive Housing Association 4th Annual Conference

Georgia Supportive Housing Association 4th Annual Conference

November 18 and 19, 2014

State Bar of Georgia Conference Center-- Atlanta

POLICY DAY: One-day Town Hall Meeting -- Nov. 19
o Re-entry Housing and Criminal Justice Reform
o Mental Health Reform
o Policy for Youth Aging out, Seniors, Veterans
o Georgia’s Housing Voucher Program-Next Steps
o Medicaid Options and Supportive Housing
EDUCATION DAY: Management and Development-- Nov. 18
• Supportive Housing Quality Measures
• Transitional Housing Need and Opportunities
• Mental Health First Aid
• Advice to Property Managers
• Fair Housing
• DCA’s Section 811 Program
•Re-entry Housing

Policy Day Info and Registration (control + click to follow the link) here
Education Day Info and Registration (control + click to follow the link) here

To connect to electronic registration, full program details, sponsorships and exhibitor space go to: www.supportivehousingassociation.com.
Contact Paul Bolster at bolsterp@bellsouth.net.

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