协调进入
住房服务
协调准入 (CE) 系统旨在创建一个更公平、更高效的流程，以便更好地对接和分配我们社区本就十分有限的无家可归者相关资源。通过 CE 系统，需要帮助的家庭将被识别、评估、转介，并根据他们的优势和需求获得住房和援助。
协调准入是某些住房项目招募社区内住房和服务需求最迫切的个人和家庭的一种方式。这包括那些长期露宿街头、住在紧急避难所或车里，以及长期无家可归的个人和家庭。
使用权
家庭通过参与街头外展项目和紧急庇护所（包括家庭暴力庇护所）与协调准入系统建立联系。
评估——两级体系
一级评估流程利用无家可归者管理信息系统 (HMIS) 中的数据，包括服务对象的 HMIS 历史记录以及在加入紧急庇护所和街头外展项目时对麦迪逊/戴恩社区参与 (CE) 问卷的回答。这些信息用于评估服务对象的脆弱性，并确定二级评估的优先转介对象。
被列为第二层级优先的家庭将被邀请完成 VI-SPDAT（称为第二层级评估）或脆弱性指数服务优先决策辅助工具。该评估包含一系列关于个人或家庭住房和无家可归历史以及与其他系统（包括医疗保健、刑事司法系统等）互动情况的个人问题。评估对象包括单身成年人、有子女的家庭以及过渡期青年（18-24岁）。
完成二级评估后，符合条件的家庭将被列入二级优先名单。该名单分为单身成年人名单和有未成年子女家庭名单。住房优先名单是动态更新的，并非等候名单。名单将根据家庭的评估分数持续进行优先排序。
Nondiscrimination Information
The CE system and CoC, EHH, ESG funded and other participating housing and supportive services must comply with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of Federal civil rights laws including the following:
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Fair Housing Act prohibits discriminatory housing practices based on race, color, national origin/ancestry, religion, sex, age, family/familial status, disability/handicap, actual or perceived sexual orientation, lawful source of income, gender identity, marital status, domestic abuse/sexual assault/stalking victims, military discharge status, physical appearance, political beliefs, student status, domestic partnership, tenant union association, genetic identity, citizenship status, Section 8 housing voucher participant, nonreligion and homelessness.
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.
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Title VI of the Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin under any program receiving Federal financial assistance.
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Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits public entities, which includes State and local governments, and special purpose districts, from discriminating against individuals with disabilities in all their services, programs and activities, which include housing, and housing related services such as housing search and referral assistance.
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Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits private entities that own, lease and operate places of public accommodations, which include shelters, social service establishments, and other public accommodations providing housing, from discriminating on the basis of disability.
If you feel you have been treated unfairly due to any of the above reasons, you may file a discrimination complaint. Information on how to file a complaint can be found on the City of Madison and Dane County websites.
Information and complaint forms are available at Emergency Shelter and Street Outreach offices.
