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A technology platform within administrative authority; gated on partner agreements, technical feasibility, and privacy review.
The problem
A person can tell their story to five different agencies and still fall through the cracks between them. Fragmented records mean fragmented care — and people get lost.
The plan
A shared homelessness case platform will give outreach teams, hubs, and housing providers one coordinated record for each person — with privacy protections and consent built in.
A public dashboard will show system-level results: placements, housing retention, and where the gaps remain. Partner agreements and technical feasibility are confirmed before launch.
How you’ll know it’s working
- Agencies and providers onboarded
- Records linked across the care system
- Public dashboard published and updated
- Duplicate assessments reduced
- Privacy and consent compliance verified
From the Blueprint
- One authorized client record: real-time case notes, housing history, health flags, and consent/privacy controls.
- Human Services owns data quality and client consent; T&I builds the platform; City Insights designs the pipeline.
- Monthly public dashboards keep the program accountable.
Use a shared case management system so the same story does not get told three times.
Sources and research conditions
S01 pp. 255-258
SOURCE-SUPPORTED; PARTNER AGREEMENT; TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY
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