Empowering Rural Communities Through Comprehensive Training
Welcome to the ALAMP Institute, a premier case management and rapid rehousing training institute. Our institute is dedicated to empowering community member organizations across the nation through a series of comprehensive programs designed to address the unique challenges faced by rural and underserved communities.
Our Mission
The ALAMP Institute, developed by the Alabama Rural Coalition for the Homeless (ARCH), is committed to providing top-tier training and resources. Our goal is to equip organizations with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively support individuals and families experiencing homelessness. By focusing on our innovative ALAMP model, we aim to foster stronger, more resilient communities.
What We Offer
Certificate-Based Training Programs
Our programs are designed to provide practical, hands-on training led by expert instructors with over 50 years of combined experience in housing programs, case management, community partnerships and community development. Each training session within the ALAMP Institute offers a certificate upon completion, signifying a high level of competence and understanding in the areas of case management and rapid rehousing.
Expert Instruction
Our team of instructors brings a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, ensuring that participants receive the most relevant and effective training possible. Our programs cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of case management to advanced strategies for rapid rehousing.
Flexible Delivery Options
We offer both virtual training sessions and the option to bring our programs directly to your community. This flexibility ensures that you can receive the training you need in a way that best suits your organization’s needs and circumstances.
Tailored for Rural and Underserved Communities
We understand the unique challenges faced by rural and underserved communities. Our training programs are specifically designed to address these challenges, providing practical solutions and strategies that can be implemented in various community settings.
How to Request Training
Organizations interested in our training programs can submit their requests to Andrea Harris at Andrea@archconnection.org. Andrea will assist you in enrolling in our programs and provide additional information about the ALAMP Institute.
Why Choose the ALAMP Institute?
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Our programs cover all aspects of case management and rapid rehousing, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to support their communities.
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Learn from seasoned professionals with extensive experience in housing programs, community development and case management.
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Earn a certificate upon completion of our programs, demonstrating your expertise and commitment to helping those in need.
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Choose between virtual training sessions or having our experts come to your community.
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Focus on Rural and Underserved Communities: Our programs are specifically tailored to address the unique needs of these communities, providing practical and effective solutions.
Join us at the ALAMP Institute and become a part of a dedicated network of professionals committed to making a difference. Together, we can strengthen our communities and provide hope to those who need it most.
For more information and to enroll in our programs, please contact Andrea Harris at Andrea@archconnection.org.
Coordinated Entry: Rural Alabama Housing Link
The Coordinated Entry system is crafted to swiftly identify, evaluate, recommend, and link individuals in urgent need to housing, shelter, and assistance. Rural communities across Alabama host more than 37 agencies actively engaged in this process. Spearheading the Coordinated Entry initiative is the Alabama Rural Coalition for the Homeless, overseeing its strategic planning and daily operations.
This system-wide approach of Coordinated Entry aims to comprehensively assess all individuals facing housing crises, ensuring their needs are promptly identified, prioritized, and matched with suitable housing and support services.
To enlist in the Coordinated Entry system:
For Individuals and Families: Dial 334-273-0668
For Domestic Violence Assistance: 334-239-7833
Link for Public Access to Services: https://www.statcrunch.com/s/42741
This link is open for use by agencies/organizations, hospitals/mental health providers, and individuals seeking assistance. Upon receiving your information, an assessor will reach out to discuss your housing needs.
Coordinated Entry Policies and Procedures
Coordinated Entry Resources
Coordinated Entry facilitates the alignment of clients with suitable services and housing options tailored to their level of need. This enhances your clients' prospects of successfully securing and sustaining housing. Additionally, various resources are accessible to clients once they are enrolled in Coordinated Entry. These encompass:
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Public Housing Emergency Housing Vouchers
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Family Rapid Re-housing
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ALAMP Case Management Services
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VAWA Emergency Housing Vouchers (DV)
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VAWA Housing Vouchers (DV)
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ARCH Career Development Support
Family and Individual Coordinated Entry Meeting
Every Tuesday at 10:00 AM
This meeting is convened to discuss the community's identified group of individuals and adult couples in critical need of housing and other needs, aiming to facilitate referrals to available program openings and resources.
VAWA ALAMP Meeting
Every Thursday at 10:00 AM
This meeting is convened to discuss the community's identified group of Victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, those feeing and other VAWA areas in critical need of housing and other needs, aiming to facilitate referrals to available program openings and resources.
Youth and Young Adult Coordinated Entry meeting
Bi-Weekly on Tuesday at 2:00 PM
This meeting is convened to discuss the community's identified group of youth and young adults in critical need of housing and other needs, aiming to facilitate referrals to available program openings and resources.
Veterans Coordinated Entry Meeting 2:30
Bi-Weekly on Tuesday at 2:30 PM
This meeting is convened to discuss the community's identified group of veterans in critical need of housing and other needs, aiming to facilitate referrals to available program openings and resources.