Social Needs Screening: A Readiness Checklist
A screening question about food, housing, or safety is a promise that something will happen next. This checklist covers what to have in place, domain by domain, before the first question is asked.
Public health perspectives on trust, participation, outreach, access, and community partnership.
A screening question about food, housing, or safety is a promise that something will happen next. This checklist covers what to have in place, domain by domain, before the first question is asked.
California’s Transitional Rent benefit is a significant step. An approval is one event in a long sequence, and the rest of the sequence decides whether anyone ends up housed.
“It was hard to get an answer” can describe five different problems, and each one has a different fix. Survey comments become useful when they stay attached to the step that failed.
Outreach is where an organization makes a promise. Whether the promise is kept is decided later, often on a phone line the outreach team does not control.