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■ Mark Your Calendar –October 3 & 4, 2017

Join fellow developers, practitioners, policymakers, direct service providers, and care coordinators to share new and effective programs, solutions, and policies aimed at increasing access to permanent supportive housing.

Choose from 28 workshops designed to allow for engagement and questions with national and state supportive housing experts. Our agenda includes strategy and solution-based interactive plenary sessions, individual presentations, experienced-based panels, and informative roundtable discussions.

With over 15 years successfully hosting conferences and institutes, our Florida Supportive Housing Coalition Summit features more tracks then ever related to supportive housing best practices and partnerships. Plenary sessions and workshops address supportive housing development, management, landlord relationships, and support services to meet the needs of families, children and adults with special needs or who are experiencing homelessness.

■ Registration LinkVisit our summit registration page to reserve your attendance.

The following rates apply: Thru 9/15 After 9/15 Early registration for FSHC members $275 $300 Early registration for non-members $300 $325 One day registration $200 $215

■ SpeakersKeynote Addresses By:

Jeff Brandes Senator District 24, St. Petersburg

John Bryant Assistant Secretary Department of Children and Families

Deborah De Santis President and CEO Corporation for Supportive Housing

Merrill Friedman Director of Disability Policy Engagement Anthem Public Policy Institute. Anthem, Inc.

Shevaun Harris Chief of Medicaid Policy Agency for Health Care Administration

Nancy Muller Director of Policy & Special Programs Florida Housing Finance Corporation

Shannon Nazworth President Florida Supportive Housing Coalition and President and CEO Ability Housing

Joseph F. Pennisi Executive Director Florida Policy Institute

Aurora Zepeda Executive Vice President Institute on Children Poverty and Homelessness

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October 3&4, 2017Rosen Plaza Hotel | Orlando, FL

October 3&4, 2017Rosen Plaza Hotel | Orlando, FL

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Tuesday, October 3, 2017 | Schedule of Events | Day 1Track A – Supportive Housing

Emerging Trends & Partnerships

B - Supportive Housing Best Practices & Interventions

C –Children & Families: Child Welfare, Homelessness, & Supportive Housing

D –Supportive Housing Development & Management

7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – Continental Breakfast

Opening Plenary 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

• Welcome/Intro - Shannon Nazworth, President Florida Supportive Housing Coalition • Keeping Families Together: The Real Impact of Supportive Housing on Families - Deb DeSantis, President & CEO, Corporation for Supportive Housing; Christine Calpin, Casey Family Programs, CSH Housing Advocate and Tenant, and Florida state agency leadership • The Housing & Health Relationship - Merrill Friedman, Director of Disability Policy Engagement, Anthem Inc.

Session 1.1 10:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.

Part 1: Team Up – Going to Bat for the Homeless: Carol Caraballo and Maria Guajardo, South Florida Behavioral Health Network; Officer Ysidro Llamoca Miami Beach Police

Part 2: Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Housing Update by DCF

Evaluating Outcomes – FHFC Pilots Update: Dr. Marcia Lamkin, Sharon Wilburn, Michael Cochran, Ability Housing; Catholic Charities Pilot CEO, & Miami Collaborative Pilot Partners. Facilitated by Bill Aldinger & Nancy Muller, FHFC

Project UP-START, Homeless Education Program, Division of Student Services, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Debra Albo-Steiger, Program Manager

Lender’s Panel: Representatives PNC, Wells Fargo, J.P. Morgan Chase, National Equity Fund, Florida Community Loan Fund, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Facilitated by Janet Hamer, TD Bank

Lunch Plenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

• State-of-the-State Leadership Updates (Senator Jeff Brandes (Invited), Chair Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development ; John Bryant, Assistant Secretary, Department of Children & Families; Shevaun Harris, Assistant Deputy Secretary for Medicaid Policy and Quality, Agency for Health Care Administration; Nancy Muller, Director of Policy & Special Programs, Florida Housing Finance Corporation

• FSHC Policy Update – Shannon Nazworth, President Florida Supportive Housing CoalitionSession 1.2 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Building Strategic Partnerships and Collaborative Relationships: Kimberlee Riley, Ability Housing

Using Motivational Interviewing with the Homeless Population, David Duresky, Consultant

Housing for Older Youth: How to Help Youth Aging Out of Foster Care or Experiencing Homelessness: Mark Wickham, Youth & Family Alternatives; Pauline Green, Executive Director, The Alliance for GLBTQ Youth

The Importance of Separating Housing Operations From Housing Services: Jack Humburg, Boley Centers

Session 1.3 2:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Innovative Landlord Recruitment, Relationships, Retention and Risk Reduction Strategies: Joe Johnson, Cody Spencer, Ability Housing; Matt Hurd, Open Doors - Atlanta

Housing First: High Fidelity and the Florida Challenges: A Call to Action!: Mark Engelhardt, USF: Jana Balicki, ACTS Inc.; Kevin Marrone, Boley Centers

HEART Alliance for Sus-tainable Families: Andria Dewson, KID Inc.; Broward County Housing Authority; Broward County Legal Aid; ChildNet; Broward County Sherriff’s Office; Leah Rhea, Moderator

FHFC Roundtable: Nancy Muller, Director of Policy and Special Programs; Bill Aldinger, Assistant Policy Director & Supportive Housing Coordinator

Session 1.4 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Breaking the Institutional Cycle: Comprehensive Treatment Court (CTC); Jane Roseboro, Adina Bridges, Nicole Brandt, Centerstone

Housing & Health: Weaving a Web of Care: Fatimah Tahil, MD, Amerigroup

Homeless Youth – The Reality: Denise Burry, Shay Razaire, Ian Rideaux, Forward Paths Foundation

Blueprint for Success: Leadership in Rural Supportive Housing Development: Dr. Rusty Bennett, Low Income Hous-ing Coalition of Alabama; Dawn Gilman, Changing Homelessness

6:00 p.m. – Evening Activity/Social

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Wednesday, October 4, 2017 | Schedule of Events | Day 2

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Track A – Supportive Housing Emerging Trends & Partnerships

B - Supportive Housing Best Practices & Interventions

C –Children & Families: Child Welfare, Homeless-ness, & Supportive Housing

D –Supportive Housing Development & Management

8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – Networking Breakfast

Session 2.1 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Introduction to Supportive Housing, How It Is Funded and What Makes It Successful: Dr. Susan Pourciau, Florida Housing Coalition; Debbie Perry, Housing Administrator Henderson Behavioral Health

Scattered Site Permanent Supportive Housing and Rapid Re-housing for Persons with Substance Abuse Disorders, Mental Illnesses, Disabled Veterans, and Homeless: Olga Golik, Jose Garcia, Citrus Health Network; Anna Kopper, Carrfour; Support Services for Veterans Families representative

Impacts of Supportive Housing on Early Childhood Development: Leah Rhea, CSH; Caire Bires, The Ounce of Prevention; Monica King, Broward Healthy Start

The Process of Successful Development for Supportive Housing Communities: Stephanie Berman-Eisenberg, Sandra Newson, Carrfour Supportive Housing Inc

Sessions 2.2 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

Prioritizing those with Behavioral Health Disorders for COC Funded Housing Opportunities Through Coordinated Entry: Amanda Wander, Big Bend Managing Entity

Inclusive Housing and Homeless Services for Transgender Individuals: Kirsten Anderson (Clanton), Southern Legal Counsel

Institute for Children Poverty and Homelessness Research On Childhood Homelessness and State Solutions:, Aurora Zepeda

Supportive Housing Financing: Debbie Burkart, National Equity Fund, Shannon Nazworth, President & CEO, Ability Housing

Session 2.3 11:30 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Doing More With Your Non-Profit Marketing Resources: Janet de Guehery, Florida Community Loan Fund; Lisa Junkerman, Chief Marketing Associates

Increasing Housing Stability for Persons with Disabilities: Kirsten Anderson (Clanton), Southern Legal Counsel

New Partnerships to Improve Supportive Housing and Family Outcomes: Leveraging Court Initiatives: Phil Breitenbucher, Children & Family Futures, Miami Dade Treatment Court Representative, Florida Safe Babies Court Representative

Helping Your Supportive Housing Project Succeed with Flexible Funding: Cindy Ross, FL Community Loan Fund, Tom Griffin, Transition House

Closing Plenary/Lunch 12:45 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

• Institute for Children Poverty and Homelessness – The Relationship of Housing to Child Welfare, School Failure and Future Homelessness: Executive Vice President, Aurora Zepeda

• Federal Budget Update: Florida Policy Institute – Joseph F. Pennisi, Executive Director

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October 3 & 4, 2017 | Rosen Plaza Hotel | Orlando, FL

Sponsor & Exhibitor OpportunitiesAs you begin allocating your annual sponsorship budgets,

we wanted to make you aware of the many opportunities

available at the Florida Supportive Housing Coalition’s

2017 Supportive Housing Summit. Each sponsorship

offers a variety of benefits, networking, and an investment

in the expansion of affordable supportive housing for

individuals who need you help the most.The 2017 Supportive Housing Summit provides a new

opportunity for you and affordable supportive housing

professionals throughout the state to share best practices

to advance the quality of the field. Top management housing development staff, service providers, state leaders, and housing advocates are expected to attend.

Although this is a new venue, the Florida Supportive Housing Coalition has over 15 years’ experience conducting similar conferences, institutes and summits.

The 2017 Supportive Housing Summit is being designed

to provide a new platform for learning and networking.

The 2017 Summit will focus on bringing together multiple

stakeholders from different systems of care to learn new

techniques, share experiences, and learn from each other.

Built into the Summit is more time for group interaction with

panels of experts and encouraging personal interactions

between participants. The Florida Supportive Housing

Coalition promises you an experience you will find rewarding and worth your sponsorship. Please join with us as we build this new event dedicated

to advancing best practices across networks to enhance

and increase affordable supportive housing for those most

in need - those with the lowest incomes, with disabling

conditions and special needs, and/or are homeless or may

become homeless without our support.

Sponsor & Exhibitor Benefits(Packages listed on page 2)Premier Title Sponsor: $15,000 Event Sponsor Title & Welcome ReceptionBest Practices: $15,000 Conference Bag SponsorInnovator Sponsor: $5,000 Co-Sponsor for Friday or Saturday LuncheonCollaborator Sponsor: $5,000 Co-Sponsor for Friday or Saturday BreakfastLeader Sponsor: $2,500 Co-Sponsor for Coffee Breaks Leader Sponsor: $1,500 Recognition in the conference brochure Exhibitor: $550

• One (1) conference registration• One Skirted Exhibit Table with Chair (Includes WiFi Internet)• Company/Individual’s name listed as a Exhibitor

in the conference brochure Conference Bag Inserts: $250(available as an add-on item for Exhibitors & Sponsors)• 1 collateral piece included in the conference bags(All collateral pieces for conference bags are supplied

by company, shipping & receiving responsibility of the

company.)

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■ HotelRosen Plaza Hotel Address: 9700 International Dr. Orlando, FL 32819

Room rate is: $135.

Ideally located on Orlando’s International Drive, Rosen Plaza Hotel is adjacent to the Orange County Convention Center and across the street from the Pointe Orlando shopping and enter-tainment complex. Our expert staff, well-appointed accommo-dations and state-of-the-art facilities make our hotel Central Florida’s premier meetings destination.

Hotel rooms are limited. Email Kendra here to reserve your room.

■ Marketing OpportunitiesOpportunities are still available at the Florida Supportive Housing Coalition’s 2017 Supportive Housing Summit. Our jamed-pack agenda offers sponsors an attractive event for supportive housing professionals.

Each sponsorship offers a variety of benefits, networking, and an investment in the expansion of affordable supportive housing for individuals who need you help the most.

Download the marketing prospectus here.

Visit the vendor registration website here.

For additional information contact Karen Koch via email here.

■ FAQWhen does the Summit start and end?

The Summit begins Tuesday, October 3rd with breakfast from 7:30 to 8:30 am and an opening keynote speaker beginning at 8:30 am. Sessions will begin at 10:15 am.

Wednesday, October 4th begins with a network breakfast allowing attendees to meet with Florida Supportive Housing Coalition and other supportive housing experts. Sessions begin at 8:30 am.

The Summit ends following a luncheon plenary at 2:00 pm

How many breakout sessions can I attend at the conference?

Summit attendees can choose four sessions to attend on Tuesday and three on Wednesday.

Are Continuing Education Credits Available??

Several workshops qualify for Clinical CEU’s. Legal CLE credits and attendance certificates are also available.