#assessment processes

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ANSI Accreditation for Product Certification Bodies

ANSI Accreditation for Product Certification Bodies

ANSI Accreditation for Product Certification Bodies

This International Standard contains principles and requirements for the competence, consistency and impartiality of the certification of products (including services; see clause 3.3 of ISO/IEC 17000) and processes and for the bodies providing those activities.

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Alliance Adds New Coordinated Assessment Resources

Provides Update to Toolkit

The National Alliance to End Homelessess has updated its Coordinated Assessment Toolkit with new documents and tools from Philadelphia, PA; Memphis/Shelby County, TN; and Dayton/Montgomery County, OH, among other communities. New materials to help communities plan their assessment process have been added. The toolkit is meant to be a resource to communities as they develop their own coordinated assessment processes, and will continue to be updated over time with more resources developed by the Alliance, its partners, and various communities.

Click here to send submissions or questions regarding the toolkit to Kim Walker at the Alliance.

This toolkit is broken into four sections:

Planning and Assessment

Data and Implementation

Evaluation

Community Examples and Materials

Click here for the updated toolkit.

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Prevention and Diversion Toolkit Available

Resources for Improving Service for Homeless and At-Risk Households

The National Alliance to End Homelessness has released a new Prevention and Shelter Diversion Toolkit. This toolkit provides:

More specific guidance on best practices when it comes to shelter diversion and prevention,

Materials on assessment for prevention/diversion eligibility and targeting strategies, and

Specific community examples of implementation.

Communities can use this information to help continue to develop and refine their coordinated assessment processes and improve the way they serve at-risk and homeless households.

This toolkit is the companion piece to the Coordinated Assessment Toolkit. If you have feedback, questions, or suggested additions for the toolkit, please should contact Kim Walker, Capacity Building Associate, National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Click here for the new Prevention and Shelter Diversion Toolkit and here for here for the Coordinated Assessment Toolkit.

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