Addressing Oregon’s Housing Crisis through HRS, SHARE, ILOS: CCO Efforts and Opportunities

The 2022 annual convening for CCOs on OHA spending initiatives focused on how Health-Related Services (HRS), Supporting Health for All through REinvestment (SHARE) and In Lieu of Services (ILOS) can support work to address housing as a social determinant of health and equity. Convening goals for participants:

• Increase awareness of statewide, regional and local housing efforts, as well as opportunities to learn from national partners
• Learn about innovative approaches and identify partnership opportunities for SHARE, HRS and ILOS broadly
• Discuss current barriers and best practices to developing and sustaining housing
• Identify approaches to centering equity and lifting community voice in HRS, SHARE and ILOS strategies
• Identify ways to take action by utilizing HRS, SHARE and ILOS community benefit initiatives
• Connect with other CCOs in the state

Event materials

• Agenda 
  
• Program (detailed agenda with speaker and session descriptions)
  
• Recordings
  
• Day 1 presentation slides
  
• Keynote: Integrating Housing and Health is Hard But Worth It (Peggy Bailey, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities)
  
• Setting the Scene in Oregon (Trilby deJung, Oregon Health Authority)
  
• Panel: Housing and Homelessness Summit in Jackson County (Julia Jackson, Jackson Care Connect)
  
• Panel: EOCCO SHARE Funds and Housing Coalition (Marci McMurphy, Eastern Oregon CCO)
  
• Breakout: Transitional Housing—Bringing Stability and Hope (Cristina Castaño, Health Share of Oregon; Margaret Klein, Oregon Health & Science University)
  
• Breakout: The Commons on MLK (Courtney Johnston, Centene Corporation/Trillium)
  
• Breakout: Umpqua Health Alliance: Gary Leif Navigation Center (Kat Cooper, Umpqua Health Alliance)
  
• Day 2 presentation slides
  
• Panel: Collaborative Efforts to Improve Housing (Charissa Young-White, InterCommunity Health Network CCO)
  
• Panel: A Neighborhood Response to the Oregon Housing Crisis (Emily Johnson, Yamhill Community Care Organization)
  
• Panel: Restoring Dignity and Security in Housing Through Community-Driven Change (Rosie Andalón and Teri Smith, CASA of Oregon)
  
• Panel: The Need for Affordable and Accessible Housing (Allen Hines, Community Vision)
  
• Breakout: Washington State Foundational Community Supports (Dawn Miller, Rayan Orbom, Scott Tankersley, Washington State Health Care Authority)
  
• Breakout: Best Practices in Medical Respite Care Service Delivery and Sustainability (John Gilvar, Gilvar Consulting)
  
• Breakout: Health, Sustainability, and Resilience in Affordable Housing (Mary Ayala and Shelby O’Neill, Enterprise Community Partners National Initiatives)
  
• Home Safe: Braiding Funding for Healthy and Whole Communities (Margi Hoffmann, USDA State Director for Oregon)
  
• Day 3 presentation slides
  
• Investing in Housing as a Social Determinant of Health (Lauren Fulton, OnePierce Community Resiliency Fund, Elevate Health)
  
• State Approaches to Increase Access to Safe, Affordable Housing (Sandra Wilkniss, National Academy for State Health Policy [NASHP])
  
• Breakout: Strategies to Provide Affordable Housing for Vulnerable and Displaced Populations (Jen Martinek, CareOregon)
  
• Breakout: Integrating Health Services with Housing in Connecticut (Steve DiLella and Dawn Lambert, Connecticut Department of Housing, Social Services)
  
• Breakout: In Lieu Of Services & Sustaining Peers in Housing Interventions (Dave Inbody, OHA; Anne King, Oregon Rural Practice-based Research Network)
  
• Day 4 presentation slides
• Built for Zero (Ben Bradley, Community Solutions)
  
• Washington County Healthcare and Homelessness Pilot  (Ruth Adkins, Kaiser Permanente; Allie Alexander Sheridan, Washington County)
  

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