CSH Summit 2015 Survey Results

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1 CSH Summit 2015 Survey Results

2 Pre-summit responses

3 Question 1: What sector do you represent?

4 225 Sector Response Graph Sector Business Sector CoC Leader 150 Consultant Foundation 125 Government Sector Housing Developer I'm new and just learning Policy design and advocacy Private Financing Provider Research Organization/University Service Provider Tax Credit Syndicator Technical Assitance/Tr4aining Tenant Leader Trade association CSH Staff: Other:

5 Post-Summit Responses

6 Question 1: What was your main reason for attending the CSH Summit?

7 Personal Growth and Development, 9 Other: Advance of SU agenda, 1 Main Reason for attending Other: I enjoyed facilitating several sessions!, 1 Other: I work for CSH, 1 Speaker, 19 Speaker Networking opportunities Networking opportunities, 11 Interested in content Personal Growth and Development Interested in content, 93 Other: Advance of SU agenda Other: I enjoyed facilitating several sessions! Other: I work for CSH

8 Question 2: How would you rate the following

9 Opening Plenary Response Needs Improvement: 2 OK: 7 Good: 40 Outstanding: 50 N/A: Opening Plenary Response Needs Improvement 2-Ok 3-Good 4-Outstanding Needs Improvement 2-Ok 3-Good 4-Outstanding

10 Closing Plenary Needs Improvement: 6 OK: 20 Good: 40 Outstanding 39 N/A Closing Plenary Needs improvement 2- OK 3- Good 4- Outstanding 0

11 Networking Lunch Needs improvement: 1 OK: 16 Good: 73 Outstanding: 37 N/A: 13

12 Networking Opportunities Needs improvement: 0 OK: 13 Good 56 Outstanding 66 N/A Networking Opportunities Needs improvement Needs improvement OK 3- Good 4- Outstanding 2- OK 3- Good 4- Outstanding

13 Tuesday Breakout Sessions Needs improvement: 0 OK 8 Good 52 Outstanding 78 N/A 2

14 Wednesday Breakout Sessions Needs improvement: 1 OK: 9 Good: 50 Outstanding: 76 N/A: 4 Wednesday Breakout Needs improvement 2- OK 3- Good 4- Outstanding

15 Question 3: How would you rate the following

16 Content Needs improvement: 1 OK: 10 Good: 40 Outstanding: 90

17 The Mobile App Needs improvement: 1 OK: 10 Good: 34 Outstanding: 78 N/A: 18

18 Interactivity of Breakout Sessions Needs improvement: 0 OK: 9 Good: 56 Outstanding: 73 N/A: 2

19 Presentations/Speakers Needs improvement: 0 OK: 7 Good: 59 Outstanding: 74 N/A: 1

20 CSH Staff Needs improvement: 0 OK: 0 Good: 26 Outstanding: 111 N/A: 1

21 Question 4: Would you attend another CSH conference? 98% replied YES!!!

22 After three intense and inspirational days of the CSH Summit 2015, in Chicago, we are convinced we are even better positioned to bring supportive housing to many more people who need it. It is clear supportive housing will continue to grow and adapt. It is enlightening to learn just how far our partners are going to transform the traditional view of supportive housing, pushing envelopes to ensure housing and services meet the needs of our most vulnerable populations. Here are some of the highlights and main takeaways: 1. There is very high enthusiasm for supportive housing among the nearly 700 leaders attending the Summit. They have a strong sense most decision-makers know about supportive housing, what it is, and its effectiveness as a solution to ending and preventing chronic homelessness and addressing the needs of other vulnerable populations. 2. To ensure the future success of supportive housing, participants at the Summit felt more federal and state funding; coordination and streamlining of new and existing resources; and promoting quality and consistency in supportive housing models should be priorities. 3. There is substantial interest in Social Impact Bond/ Pay for Success financing to fund the creation of supportive housing. Participants viewed this as a promising tool with the potential to generate investment flexibility for communities and providers creating supportive housing. 4. The integration of housing and healthcare services will continue to dominate discussions as we look for ways to maximize supportive housing since housing is a social determinant of health. 5. A growing body of evidence is suggesting fragile and struggling families can benefit from supportive housing. 6. The challenge now is not only to convince others of the efficacy of supportive housing, but to bring it to scale.