Free HIFIS Reports
These reports were commissioned by the Canadian Alliance to End Homeless to support communities using HIFIS for their By-Name List.
CAEH Monthly Inflow/Outflow Report
Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness
These reports are designed to help communities report on and analyze the monthly changes in their homeless population. There are three versions available: chronic, veteran, and all homeless. These reports display active, aged in, newly identified, returned from inactive, returned from housed, moved to inactive, and moved to housed, all for a single cluster for a specified month.
CAEH Case Conferencing Report
Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness
This report is designed to help communities with their Action-Oriented Case Conferencing by dividing their actively homeless clients into three buckets: Assess, Match, and Navigate. For each bucket, clients are listed, along with the date they were added to the bucket and how long they've been in the bucket.
Housing Move-In Dashboard
Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness
This simple run chart displays the number of monthly transitions from homelessness to housing recorded in HIFIS. Users can choose whether to include non-chronic, transitional, and unknown statuses before move-in. This report was inspired by the CAEH Performance Management Tracker.
Upcoming events
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(8 hrs)Built for Zero Learning Session October 2023
Learning Sessions are held two times a year. The purpose of Learning Sessions is to foster an intentional, interactive, and i…
Read moreLearning Sessions are held two times a year. The purpose of Learning Sessions is to foster an intentional, interactive, and inspirational environment for participating Built for Zero (BFZ-C) communities to lean into learning and planning and to reaffirm their commitment to reducing and ending chronic and/or veteran homelessness. Communities come together to ground their local teams in the BFZ-C approach, lean into improvement, celebrate progress, learn from each other, and to develop plans for the next Action Cycle.
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(8 hrs)Built for Zero Learning Session October 2023
Learning Sessions are held two times a year. The purpose of Learning Sessions is to foster an intentional, interactive, and i…
Read moreLearning Sessions are held two times a year. The purpose of Learning Sessions is to foster an intentional, interactive, and inspirational environment for participating Built for Zero (BFZ-C) communities to lean into learning and planning and to reaffirm their commitment to reducing and ending chronic and/or veteran homelessness. Communities come together to ground their local teams in the BFZ-C approach, lean into improvement, celebrate progress, learn from each other, and to develop plans for the next Action Cycle.
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(8 hrs)National Conference to End Homelessness 2023
Join Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential t…
Read moreJoin Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential that we are all working together as we find solutions that support all Canadians into homes. In Halifax in November 2023, we’ll continue learning from each other, sharing our successes and lessons, and working together to make homelessness history. This conference will keep bringing us closer to ensuring all Canadians have a place to call home. See you in Halifax at CAEH23!
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(8 hrs)National Conference to End Homelessness 2023
Join Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential t…
Read moreJoin Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential that we are all working together as we find solutions that support all Canadians into homes. In Halifax in November 2023, we’ll continue learning from each other, sharing our successes and lessons, and working together to make homelessness history. This conference will keep bringing us closer to ensuring all Canadians have a place to call home. See you in Halifax at CAEH23!
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(1 hr 30 mins)CAEH 2023: Philanthropy, Data and Storytelling
How To Effectively Communicate Data About Homelessness
How can it be true that both 22% of homeless people and 60% of homele…
Read moreHow To Effectively Communicate Data About Homelessness
How can it be true that both 22% of homeless people and 60% of homeless people are experiencing chronic homelessness? Join us as we explore some of the mysteries that are homelessness data statistics! We’ll talk about the differences between PIT count data and annual data. We’ll re-learn means and medians, and what that means for the length of time people spend homeless. We’ll also demonstrate the importance of providing comparative data.s.
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(8 hrs)National Conference to End Homelessness 2023
Join Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential t…
Read moreJoin Us at CAEH23 in Halifax Nov 8-10, 2023
Ending homelessness is a challenge that requires all of us and it’s essential that we are all working together as we find solutions that support all Canadians into homes. In Halifax in November 2023, we’ll continue learning from each other, sharing our successes and lessons, and working together to make homelessness history. This conference will keep bringing us closer to ensuring all Canadians have a place to call home. See you in Halifax at CAEH23!
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(1 hr 30 mins)CAEH 2023: Using Data to End Homelessness
Collecting the Right Data
Trying to collect too much data is a losing battle: you’ll have low completeness for a lot of data…
Read moreCollecting the Right Data
Trying to collect too much data is a losing battle: you’ll have low completeness for a lot of data points, which means you don’t have enough data to make informed decisions about anything. On the other hand, collecting less data with a clear purpose can result in better, more accurate data, and improved service delivery. ACRE Consulting will present on the theory of data collection, while Hamilton will focus on applying this theory in practice: how we decided what was important and not important to collect, how we implemented the change, successes and challenges, lessons learned, and next steps.
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