Upcoming Trainings
A Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is a secure online database that stores data on all homelessness services that are provided in King County. Seattle/King County uses this data to improve the ability of local organizations to provide access to housing and services, and strengthen our efforts to end homelessness. All identifiable information is securely stored within the HMIS, and state-of-the-art security features protect the privacy of all clients. Read more about HMIS.
Login to the King County Clarity Human Services HMIS here.
Find User Manuals, Client Forms, Agency Information, Schedule a Training, and other end user resources for Clarity Human Services HMIS here.
Learn how to run a report, access the System Administrator Online Reporting Wiki, and find additional HMIS Reporting Materials here.
HMIS Report Library Annual Training |
May 25th 11am to 12:30pm |
Register Here online
Coordinated Entry Housing Assessor Refresh |
June 8th 11am to 2 pm |
Register Here online
July 7th 2pm to 4 pm |
Register Here online
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2022 HMIS Data Standard Updates are Here!
Read about them in our September Newsletter. Updates to HMIS screens and collection requirements effective 10.1.2021
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Basic Clarity Video Refresher Series
Episode #1 Managing Households
Episode #2 Managing Case Load Assignments
Episode # 3 Contact and Location Tabs
Episode #4 [GNRL-106] Report Roster
Episode #5 Fixing and Avoiding Overlapping Enrollments
Episode # 6 Current Living Situation Assessment
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CE Liaison Data Quality Dashboard Video Training
For those that are receiving the DQ dashboard, this is a 40min video on how to interpret the data and correct errors. No time for the video? No problem, quick guide is here
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OUR VISION:
All people have a home. We want to see that homelessness is rare in King County, racial disparities are eliminated, and if one becomes homeless, it is brief and only a one-time occurrence. Homelessness is solvable, and by acting together as a community, all people can have a home.