On the HMIS Horizon- March 2026

Modified on Thu, 10 Sep at 8:56 AM

March 2026 ?


Trainings This Month

Save the Date!

In-Person trainings are from 11:00-12:00. Online Zoom trainings are from 2:00-3:00.

More details and a registration link will be sent out the week of the training.

 

Reading a Client Profile Training

Date: March 12th

In-Person: 11:00-12:00

Online: 2:00-3:00

 

Street Outreach Workflow Training

Date: March 26th

In-Person: 11:00-12:00 am

Online: 2:00-3:00


? BIG News! ?

The “Point” is finally going away. If you have been a Wellsky user for a while now, you might remember when it was called ServicePoint. All the different buttons had the word Point on the end… ClientPoint, ShelterPoint, SkanPoint (No, I did not spell scan incorrectly, they did that). The last thing to change is finally here: 

If your project has the word SHELTERPOINT at the end of it, it will be changing to SHELTERS.  

Did you know?

The length of Time Homeless section of the entry assessment is one of the most difficult parts of the assessment. Join me for part 5 in this series looking at how to complete each question.  

Total number of months homeless on the street or in emergency shelter in the past three years refers to the total number of months a person was homeless for even one day in that month. 

Example: I like to count on my fingers as I go through the months. Note that two of the months listed below are from the same month. Answer: 11 Months.

Pro Tip for people working at Housing Programs!


If you are a housing program and your client loses their housing but is housed again right away or moved to another unit, they do NOT need to be exited from the program or given a new housing move-in date. You can use an interim to update their new contact info, but the rest does not need to change. 


It's only if a client lost their housing and no new housing has been identified yet, essentially starting the search for housing over again, would they need to be exited from the program and given a new housing move-in date.


Knee-Slappers 


Dad: What is the difference between a piano, a tuna, and a pot of glue?
Me: I don't know.
Dad: You can tuna piano but you can't piano a tuna.
Me: What about the pot of glue?
Dad: I knew you'd get stuck on that. 


I just applied for a job down at the diner. 

I told them I really bring a lot to the table.


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