IA BoS CoC Coordinated Entry
Coordinated Entry refers to the process used to assess and assist in meeting the housing needs of people at-risk of homelessness and people experiencing homelessness. It allows for a streamlined approach to services and prioritizes those with the highest barriers to housing instead of a “first come, first served” approach. In Iowa, there are 14 regions operating Coordinated Entry through various Access Points.
The IA BoS CoC Coordinated Entry team is able to provide a Coordinated Entry overview to providers and partners. If you are interested in this, please contact our team!
To access specific county information and resources please visit the Iowa Housing Help Portal by clicking the button below.
IA BoS CoC Access Points
A Coordinated Entry Access Point is the first point of contact for a person experiencing a housing crisis. Access Points can be a physical location, mobile outreach team, phone line, or a call center.
IA BoS CoC Coordinated Entry utilizes a “no wrong door” approach and aims to connect people to services as quickly as possible.
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