GPRA Administration Tips and Best Practices Resource Launch!

The GPRA Administration Tips and Best Practices sheet is live on our site! This resource lays out best practices and procedures for GPRA administration at intake, follow up and discharge. It can help you answer questions such as:

  • How do I reach clients for follow- ups?

  • What systems can I put in place to better manage GPRA administration?

  • How do I engage clients who have left services?

Thank you to everyone who came to the Community Forum held last month - much of the information discussed in the Forum has been incorporated into this resource! If you missed the meeting, the recording is on our website on the Trainings page or linked here.

Check out this document on our resources page here and reach out if you have any questions!

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