Who we train
Training for every role that keeps a site running
We give well-rounded trainings to case managers, leadership, and security and safety staff, and to the building managers and frontline teams who work beside them.
By role
Case Managers
Case managers carry the relationship.
Training for case managersLeadership
Program directors, site managers, and supervisors set the standard everyone else works to.
Training for program leadersSecurity and Safety Staff
Security and safety staff are often the first people a client meets and the first to respond when something goes wrong.
Training for security and safety staffNonprofit Building Managers
Building managers at shelters, supportive housing, and nonprofit-run apartments are responsible for the people and the property at once.
Training for nonprofit building managersOutreach Teams
Outreach workers meet people where they are, without walls, a front desk, or backup down the hall.
Training for outreach workersFront Desk and Residential Staff
Front desk staff, monitors, and residential aides spend more hours with clients than anyone else on site, and they are usually the first to notice when something is off.
Training for front desk and residential staffBy type of program
Shelter Operators
Running a shelter means running a 24-hour operation with people in crisis, a rotating staff, and funders who expect clean files.
Training for shelter operatorsInterim Housing Programs
Interim housing sits between the street and a permanent home.
Training for interim housing teamsPermanent Supportive Housing
In supportive housing the client is also a tenant, and their unit is their home.
Training for supportive housing staffAffordable Housing Property Managers
Property managers in low-income housing handle far more than rent and repairs.
Training for property managersGet started
Start with a free evaluation
We come to your facility, look at how your team works, and show you where you can save time and money.