Online Attendees will have the chance to earn CEUs for attending this summit. Plenary speakers will include:

• Dr. Anita Everett, M.D., DFAPA – Director of Center for Mental Health Services, SAMHSA

• Dennis P. Culhane, Ph.D. – Dana and Andrew Stone Professor of Social Policy, University of Pennsylvania

• Nan Roman, M.A. – President and CEO, National Alliance to End Homelessness

• Kristin Yavorsky, M.S.W. – Office of Community Housing, Virginia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services

• Brian Sims, M.D. – HHRN/National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors

• Melodie Pazolt – Behavioral Health Programs and Recovery Supports Section Manager, Washington State Health Care Authority – Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

• Amanda Buccina, RN – Home-based Palliative Care at UC Davis Medical Center; former Street Outreach RN

• Martha Fleetwood, J.D. – HHRN Facilitator

• clinicians and stakeholders,
• housing and homelessness services providers,
• researchers and policy makers, and
• anyone working with individuals and families experiencing SMI/SUD and homelessness or housing instability

Register now! Once registered, you will receive summit updates, the agenda, presenter biographies, and information on individual sessions.

Pick and choose from these simultaneous tracks:

• Facilitating Access

• • Engaging Clients in Clinical Services for SMI/SUD
  • Housing, Landlords, and Systems
  • Providing Intensive Outreach and Engagement
  • Improving Effectiveness of Re-entry and Supported Housing Models

• Intervening Early

• • Providing Clinical Care for Children Experiencing Homelessness in the Presence of SMI and/or SUDs
  • Assessing and Addressing Housing Instability and Invisible Homelessness
  • Providing Recovery Supports for Transition-age Youth
  • Integrating Employment: An Important Prevention Strategy

• Improving Services

• • Understanding and Promoting Racial Equity
  • Building Strong Collaboration Between Housing and Services
  • Building Strong SMI/SUD Services Using Scientific and Evidence-based Practices
  • Strengthening Services Through Peer Supports