Saying the move doesnt mean the u. S. Is backing away from its commitment to finding a political solution to decades of war a negotiated political settlement among afghans is the best path to achieving this outcome. Until there is accomplished we will continue to pursue an aggressive military campaign against the taliban and terrorist groups that continue to conduct violence against the people of afghanistan also in kabul on monday to meet afghan leaders a u. S. Congressional delegation led by House Speaker nancy pelosi reducing the number of foreign troops in afghanistan was the focal point of the recent talks between the u. S. And the taliban but those talks failed after President Trump playing the taliban for a surge in violence. And there has been an increase in attacks in recent months mainly from the town of on and are still linked groups adding more pressure on local Security Forces afghans are also waiting to find out who. One last months general election the results have been
The no. Sorry. So thats a visual problem there. The Navigation Center is probably the path to getting them to the home. So the 1,000 people who got prior we saw that were serving them, we assessed them, we prioritized them, the 1,000 people doesnt necessarily mean that the other folks are not vulnerable in any way, but what it says is its a very complicated department of homelessness with h. U. D. Methodology for how many beds or homes they project to be open with some sort of like how you book a plane, they assume people will drop off, which is true, some people have dropped off. Thats where the 1,000 comes from. Good. Thank you. Im looking at a client standpoint. We have a nice chain thats put together to integrate and understand the client, often it seems to me the client actually responds better if there is sort of an individual that they feel is their advocate or their person or their doctor or their is that how were going to also be assigning that somebody will sort of be your ke
For a number of years and weve all tried different ways to deal with the most vulnerable populations. The fact that youre able to bring these agencies together and have also the force of the citys structure to say the agencies will Work Together has been part of the challenge. I had several just sort of clarifying questions. If we looked at the opportunity amongst the 17,600 in the surveys you all have been doing and perhaps i need a clarification in the coordinated entry assessment, on the 11,000 that are on your red lane, are those people who have chosen not to take it or theyre people we havent reached out to . It could be both. Okay. Because the system that we have integrates all the information from the emergency room, these could be people coming in quickly and exiting the city. So the 2,400 people who have not been assessed who have a history of psychosis and Substance Use disorder, the lower left, those are going to be the people we prioritize with the Homeless Department to ge
Fair. I know let me show you something this is a 1. 25 of where i live it will buy you a very small cup of coffee millions of people around the world exist on less than this amount a day of the numbers have gone down but theres still a lot of work to be done at a time when the world is looking at how to reduce extreme poverty the spotlight has been towed on the women wherever they have the opportunity to be actively involved in the local communities and economies the huge benefits to the people around them to. Know that investing in women. Its not just the right thing to do its small its economics because theres a Ripple Effect that spreads into the Wider Community so lets take a look at how this works. In this film we had to Papua New Guinea where women have come up with creative approaches to Family Planning they had to because the nearest clinic might be many hours travel away in the developing world the risk of dying in childbirth goes up when women have more than 4 children but ha
In evolution for over five years. As ill show you today, whole person care is specifically maria and her teams work to look at the data to gather data to help us coordinate care for this population. Is whats key to sort of laying the programmatic foundation and groundwork for us to be able to bring previously really disparate Clinical Services together so that we are integrated and coordinated in our work to serve this population. So what we have had in the d. P. H. Are Different Services which were developed to still perceived gaps, but not this overall populationbased strategy. So our urgent care services, Clinical Services in the Supportive Housing on the streets and shelters, but not really coming together to talk about individuals, to plan our services to take this populationbased approach. In addition, we had different clinical models. So everywhere from an episodics or urgent care model to see people when they come in, to more of a longitudinal model like we have in street medic