By centralizing intake and program admissions decisions, a coordinated entry process makes it more likely that families will be served by the right intervention more quickly. In a coordinated system, each system entry point (“front door”) uses the same assessment tool and makes decisions on which programs families are referred to based on a comprehensive understanding of each program’s specific requirements, target population, and available beds and services. This paper from the National Alliance to End Homelessness describes how communities can create a coordinated entry system with a focus on serving homeless families. (Author)
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