Task force hears about 'True Blood' eligibility and HMIS reporting gap
Members asked outreach providers how many people in the valley might be eligible for 'True Blood' funds; staff said only a handful are identified and that True Blood cases are not reported into HMIS, limiting shelter providers' ability to match people to those resources.
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A member asked Frontier and other outreach teams how many people in the valley might be eligible for so‑called 'True Blood' resources. Staff and Frontier representatives said they encounter only a handful of such cases locally, and that the True Blood designation is not integrated into HMIS, which means shelter providers often lack an effective way to know whether a person entering the shelter system can access those funds.
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