Multifamily Affordable Housing Conference & Training Events
Housing Services offers educational opportunities for managers and service coordinators to increase capacity to design and implement effective service programs. These trainings and forums expose staff to resources, strategies, and best practices in service-enriched housing.
Conference Materials and Handouts
2019 Conference
2018 Conference
- Session #02 and #09 - Legal Update
- Session #04 - Managing Conflict
- Session #06 - Understanding the Heroin and Opioid Epidemic
- Session #07 - A Few Moments in Their Shoes
- Session #08 - Understanding HUD Special Claims
- Session #10 - Advanced Asset Calculations
- Session #15 - Section 8 Repayment Agreements
- Session #16 and #23 - Compliance Overkill - Mixed Finance
- Session #17 and #24 - Fair Housing
- Session #18 - A Deeper Dive into Jen Cronenberger's Keynote
- Session #19 - Relationship Matters
- Session #28 - How to Avoid Common MOR Findings - A
- Session #28 - How to Avoid Common MOR Findings - B
- Session #28 - How to Avoid Common MOR Findings - C
- Session #30 - VAWA Requirements - What You Need to Know
- Session #31 - I Never Thought It Could Happen to Us! Disaster Preparedness - A
- Session #31 - I Never Thought It Could Happen to Us! Disaster Preparedness - B
- Session #32 - Self-Defense for Women
- Session #34 - Suicide Prevention and Mental Health
- Session #35 - Avoiding Tax Credit and PennHOMES Compliance Issues
- Session #36 - Writing an Effective Tenant Selection Plan
- Session #37 - Understanding HOME and Housing Trust Fund Program Requirements
- Session #40 - Supportive Services Documentation, Liability, and Best Practices
- Session #41 - Connecting Your Residents to Services Through the PA LINK
- Session #44 - PHFA's Rent Schedule and Budget Submission Requirements
- Session #46 - Adult and Older Adult Protective Services
- Session #47 - Rethinking Resident Benefits
- Session #48 - Preventing Burnout - Understanding the Impact of Compassion Fatigue - A
- Session #48 - Preventing Burnout - Understanding the Impact of Compassion Fatigue - B
- Session #48 - Preventing Burnout - Understanding the Impact of Compassion Fatigue - C
Training Events
PHFA in partnership with California University of PA Rural Communities Institute is offering two certificate opportunities for Service Coordinators and other professionals that work in Affordable Housing. The Certificate in Elder Service Coordination (CESC) and the Certificate in Family Service Coordination (CFSC) provide affordable training opportunities for new and experienced Service Coordinators. Each certificate program consists of 20 hours of training, covering 13 core areas, beginning at PHFA's Annual Multifamily Affordable Housing Conference. The additional trainings are completed throughout the year by webinars. The Certificate programs help assure high-quality service coordination at multifamily developments in Pennsylvania. By providing a well-managed, low-cost and very convenient means of training, PHFA is able to further its goals of improving the quality of life for all residents in its developments.
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