Who is responsible for implementing the HMIS, is it the Continuum of Care (CoC), the HMIS administering agency or the applicant/sponsor of a SHP Dedicated HMIS project grant?
The CoC is at the core of planning and service delivery for homeless individuals and families within any given community or geographic area. Each CoC is responsible for HMIS implementation, including planning, software selection, setting up and managing the database acco... more.
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