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Chapter 10: Plan Administration <br />Build on current efforts between the jurisdictions to coordinate federal _ <br />McKinney homeless funding applications. Ensure that Continuum of Care <br />Plan priorities are reflected in these applications each year. Use this - <br />common process for other federal funding applications. Explore creation of <br />a single county consortium for McKinney funding. <br />Topic 4 Data Collection, Evaluation and Management Information Systems <br />For the Continuum of Care to provide coordinated responses to the needs of the community, it - <br />is critical that serious attention be paid to data collection, outcomes measurement, and <br />communication systems--all areas usually dealt with by management information systems <br />(MIS). In addition, homeless people and case managers have a strong need for regularly - <br />updated, accurate, easy-to-access information about services and housing available. While <br />some MIS capacity already exists in the county--especially in the area of information about _ <br />services and housing--we still have few means to compare agencies' performance and to <br />evaluate overall trends and needs affecting the system. Current efforts under the HUD <br />Regional Initiative can provide a starting place for Alameda County to move forward with _ <br />developing improved data collection and information systems. An MIS development process <br />under the Council will allow the necessary focused attention on these important issues. The <br />outcome will be the creation of tools that can help us better target our resources on successful _. <br />strategies for preventing, reducing, and eventually ending homelessness. <br />• Improve service delivery and evaluation through an integrated management - <br />information system. <br />Develop acounty-wide, integrated management information system to improve - <br />service delivery by enhancing communication between agencies, jurisdictions, and <br />homeless people and making evaluation of system outcomes consistent and easier. <br />The MIS should build on existing systems in the county and feed into the Bay Area ~- <br />regional MIS being developed under the Regional Innovative Homelessness <br />Initiative. Data on all areas of the continuum--housing, incomes and employment, <br />support services, and health care--will collected and analyzed. Major goals for the -~ <br />system include: <br />- Improved information about available services and housing. _ <br />- Greater understanding of individual agency outcomes and performance for <br />use in reporting to fenders and restructuring programs. <br />- Enhanced knowledge of system-wide trends, needs, and outcomes, for use _ <br />in directing overall resources. For example, ability to determine whether <br />population groups that are overrepresented among the homeless population, <br />such as veterans, Afr#car--Arrtericans and Native Americans, are served _ <br />relative to their needs. <br />Alameda County-Wide Homeless Continuum of Care Plan: April 1997 <br />130 <br />
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