Additional action items include identifying gaps in data collection and sources, and looking at other states and Continuums of Care around the country to determine what they are doing that could be useful for Anchorage.
Dr. Chamard has also been a member for the past two years of the ACH Continuum of Care subcommittee, which works with homeless service providers in Anchorage to develop applications for federal funding, ranks those applications, and makes recommendations to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
