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Subcommittees report: outreach resumes, surveys approved and leadership change in Advocacy & Policy
Summary
Subcommittees reported resumption of street outreach (May 15), a de-escalation training (May 12), survey distribution partnerships with the Food Bank, approval of three surveys for data work, and a co-chair change in Advocacy & Policy (Jodi Schweizer replacing Heidi).
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Several subcommittees provided operational updates that will shape outreach and data collection efforts.
The Homeless Engagement subcommittee announced a de-escalation training on May 12 at Sage’s Army, said street outreach will restart May 15 in Greensburg, indicated a need for more group leaders for outreach, and discussed quarterly trainings. Priority Populations said it will distribute SHARE surveys and partner with the Food Bank to include surveys in senior food boxes; that subcommittee’s next meeting will be virtual only.
Advocacy & Policy recorded a leadership change: Heidi stepped down as co-chair and Jodi Schweizer assumed the co-chair role; the subcommittee plans to continue a newsletter in a new format and will meet May 12. Data & Quality Control shared a 2026 action plan, noted data gaps while focusing on usable data, and recorded approval of three surveys at 10:07 AM to support data collection. The Ad Hoc Cold Weather Shelter reported the season has ended and set a next meeting for May 22 to compile data for the Data & Quality Control Committee.
These operational steps (training, resumed outreach, survey deployment and intercommittee data sharing) are aimed at strengthening outreach capacity and improving data for planning and funding decisions.
