COLORADO COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

1. Expand access to quality, integrated health care for families and individuals experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.
2. Expand housing opportunities for families and individuals experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.
3. Improve public policy and community engagement towards ending homelessness.
4. Develop a highly trained, equipped, and engaged CCH workforce.
5. Improve CCH's financial sustainability.

Increase the number of healthcare related visits by addressing population needs, enhancing availability of resources, and removing barriers to access.

Increase the number of clients engaged in multiple integrated healthcare services to address the complex needs of the population we support.

Engage in formal process improvement efforts to ensure provision of care that is safe, effective, patient centered, timely, efficient, and equitable, as outlined in the Institute of Medicine six domains of healthcare quality.

Create new housing opportunities through acquisition and development with emphasis on underrepresented populations, supported by diverse funding sources for housing and essential support services.

Increase permanent housing scattered site subsidies and essential support services through diversified and flexible funding sources.

Increase housing stability through continued program and RPMC collaboration and creatively enhance service delivery to better prepare, educate, and support clients/residents in housing.

Advance public policy initiatives, advocate for social and racial equity, and influence systemic changes alongside the people we support to solve homelessness.

Build strategic relationships and create meaningful engagement opportunities throughout the state to influence policy in the areas of housing, healthcare, and homelessness.

Influence public perception and awareness about homelessness and other systemic issues to re-shape the public narratives through traditional and new media, technology, and innovation.

Build effective and evaluative workforce infrastructure to empower high performing teams.

Foster a culture of continuous learning to support staff competency and development.

Promote equitable movement with the organization by developing career pathing and mentorship opportunities to support Succession Planning to better engage our diverse workforce.

Promote judicious use of financial resources through increased workforce financial awareness, accountability, and improved budgeting practices.

Optimize program and property revenue through efficient management and delivery of services, enhanced tools and support, and increased public grant and charitable support.

Support financial decision-making through formalized processes to review, evaluate, and authorize new and updated business opportunities.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is Colorado's leading provider of services to the homeless, with more than three decades of experience in providing health care, housing, and supportive services to some of the most vulnerable people in the state.
CCH has an extensive network of support in Colorado, including close ties to state and city governments, foundations, businesses, and individual supporters. This support gives the organization the capacity to respond to the many challenges facing the homeless in Colorado.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless opened the Stout Street Health Center in 2014, bringing a state-of-the-art medical facility to Denver that was designed to serve the homeless community. By integrating physical and mental health care, pharmacy, dental and vision services, Stout Street has established a model of care that is reaching thousands of Colorado's most vulnerable residents. The Medicaid expansion in Colorado has also allowed CCH to offer more comprehensive care to those in need.
The Coalition has already developed more than 2,000 units of housing and has set a goal of developing 500 new units of housing in the next five years.
Through the Housing First program, CCH has also created a model of care for the chronically homeless that has been proven to help them lead healthier and more productive lives.
Over thirty years, CCH has developed an integrated system of health care, housing, and supportive services that has become a national model for assisting the homeless.