Maine HMIS
Maine Homeless Management Information System (Maine HMIS)
HUD requires that every Continuum of Care work together to implement a shared data system designed to provide an un-duplicated count of homeless individuals, information on the number of people who are homeless, related demographics, and their needs over time.
In Maine, development of an HMIS system is part of a larger strategic vision and dedicated statewide system which will allow agencies to share information for the purpose of better serving the needs of people who are homeless. HMIS is designed to protect client confidentiality while at the same time bringing together the agencies and people who can provide assistance. Access to the HMIS system is restricted to homeless service providers, but aggregate data and periodic reports will be published as they become available.
Some of the latest Maine HMIS news and information
- Make sure that your data is secure!
- Upgrade to 5.7 Training follow-up
- Interim and Follow Up Assessments fixed
- Household management in ServicePoint v.5.7
- Interim and Follow Up Reviews
- How do I think about recording information about client stays in my program?
- Entry Exits for multi person Households in Shelter
- Important Training, May 16 2012 – ServicePoint 5.7 Review of Changes and Workflow Updates
- Updated HUD CoC APR and CoC APR Detail reports
- Survey about Maine HMIS
- HUD CoC APR report updated
- 2 updated Reports – HPRP / SSVF
- System Growth Stats -58,428 Clients served (and counting)
- Follow MaineHMIS.org – ServicePoint updates coming soon.
- Printing ART reports from Internet Explorer, problem solved?
- Updated Zip code of last residence report
- Income and Demographics reports updated
- New Report – Clients with more than one un-exited entry into the same program
- Exit Destinations Outcomes report
- New ESG Completeness Reports
- New ART report for Voucher-based programs VIDEO
- Point-In-Time 2012, January 25
- Confirming Point-In-Time data
- Don’t Know, Refused and Null answers
- AHAR Data Quality Report VIDEO
