Tarrant County Homeless Coalition

“The coalition has one class of members who participate as volunteers in the activities of the coalition. Members include various shelters and human services organizations in tarrant county.”

“Board members review the 990 prior to filing.”

“Upon nomination and election, board members sign a board commitment form that assures compliance with the conflict of interest policy and the tchc bylaws. Board members are required to list agencies and interests that may conflict directly or indirectly with financial and funding decisions of the agency.”

“The executive committee recommends compensation for employees based on the findings of comparable data and performance and submits the recommendation to the full board for approval which is documented in the board minutes.”

“The executive committee recommends compensation for employees based on comparable data to the full board for approval which is documented in the board minutes.”

“The 990 is available on the tchc website www.ahomewithhope and can be provided upon request.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public on the tchc website and can also be provided directly upon request.”

“The net economic benefit from our fundraising events is calculated as follows:Contributions from fundraising events reported on Part VIII, line 1c $ 6,275Gross income from fundraising events reported on Part VIII, line 8a 6,317Less: Direct costs of events reported on part VIII, Line 8b ( 9,343) Net economic benefit of fundraising events $ 3,249”

“Coordinated entry became a major program in 2018. Coordinated entry is a process designed to ensure all experiencing homelessness have fair and equal access to the community's resources; are quickly identified, assessed and rapidly served with the most appropriate intervention. Coordinated entry is the front door to all homeless services in our community. Households in crisis are immediately assessed for need and matched with the most appropriate housing intervention to end their homelessness. Navigators work with households to obtain the necessary documentation to enter housing, facilitate referrals to housing providers, and advocate on behalf of the household. Households are connected to housing providers as openings become available and assisted until housing is secured. The goal is to move families from homelessness to housing in 60 days.”

“Other program services 4: coordinated entry became a major program in 2018. Coordinated entry is a process designed to ensure all experiencing homelessness have fair and equal access to the community's resources; are quickly identified, assessed and rapidly served with the most appropriate intervention. Coordinated entry is the front door to all homeless services in our community. Households in crisis are immediately assessed for need and matched with the most appropriate housing intervention to end their homelessness. Navigators work with households to obtain the necessary documentation to enter housing, facilitate referrals to housing providers, and advocate on behalf of the household. Households are connected to housing providers as openings become available and assisted until housing is secured. The goal is to move families from homelessness to housing in 60 days.”