Case Studies
The case studies below offer real world examples of how communities across the BFZ network have coordinated outreach across a range of contexts, in line with the Quality Data framework. They may be helpful when considering what processes could support comprehensive outreach coverage in your own community.
Roaring Fork Case Study
This case study explores how Roaring Fork, Colorado, coordinated outreach efforts across three rural counties despite limited staff capacity. By establishing strong communication channels, defining clear referral processes, and widely promoting access points, the region strengthened coordination and expanded its ability to connect with people experiencing unsheltered homelessness. This case study is particularly relevant for rural communities with limited outreach staffing that are seeking effective strategies to reach and engage everyone experiencing unsheltered homelessness.
