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Strengthening CABs

Strengthening CABs. Sandra Targett Kimberly Yetman Dawson. AGENDA. Note taker Review CAB mission Background CAB Struggles Suggestions Discussion Next steps. CAB MANDATE:. Creating housing stability Ending homelessness. BACKGROUND. 61 HPS designated communities in Canada

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Strengthening CABs

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  1. Strengthening CABs Sandra Targett Kimberly Yetman Dawson

  2. AGENDA • Note taker • Review CAB mission • Background • CAB Struggles • Suggestions • Discussion • Next steps

  3. CAB MANDATE: • Creating housing stability • Ending homelessness

  4. BACKGROUND • 61 HPS designated communities in Canada • St. John’s CAB fulltime staff for 10 years – Bruce Pearce • 11 rural CABs in NL all at various stages of development • 8 community plans • No CAB staff support

  5. CAB STRUGGLES • Government and NLHHN expectations • Limited capacity • Lack of communication • Understanding collaboration • Geography • Getting right people to the table • Identified need for data but no capacity

  6. SOME SUGGESTIONS - PRACTICAL • Review terms of reference – especially with new members • Network can make request to SLP to identify staff to sit on CABs & determine their role • Network & government help with data

  7. SOME SUGGESTIONS - PHILOSOPHICAL • CAB is not responsible for community plan implementation • Do what you can & don’t compare • It’s ok to say no! • Realize there is always more to be done

  8. DISCUSSION Challenges / Suggestions

  9. CLOSING Evaluation

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