LANDLORD FORUM: Connected to Thrive

217 5th Street,West Des Moines IA 50265

04 April, 2022

Description

Discover community resources to help landlords and property management professionals succeed while meeting residents' unique housing needs. Landlords, property owners, and property management professionals are essential to meeting housing needs in our community. Each year, Landlord Forum highlights resources, leaders, and ideas to help make sure every resident relationship is successful. Special feature: This year's event includes a special focus on mental health crisis intervention and the latest update on services available in the community to support people experiencing distress. Come join us in Historic Valley Junction to learn what's new and enjoy networking with other community leaders. Space is limited - register today! Doors open 8:00 am, program begins at 8:30 am. Free parking is available on 5th Street or in the lot behind the Valley Junction Activities Center (enter off 4th Street). The Valley Junction Activity Center is located in the 200 block of 5th Street in Historic Valley Junction. Look for the green awnings to know you've found the right place. View more Location Information Featuring a special focus on mental health crisis intervention in our communityLearn how to respond and who to call if you need supportAnnie Uetz, Program Planner, Polk County Health Services who will provide an overview of services available from the community to support people with developmental and intellectual disabilities or mental illness, including those who are experiencing short term crisis. Sgt. Lorna Garcia, Des Moines Police Department, on an innovative partnership to provide 24 hour mental health crisis intervention in partnership with Broadlawns Medical Center. The partnership will ultimately support children, teens, and adults in crisis by providing more options beyond taking a person in crisis to the hospital or to jail. Gain insights to ensure every resident succeedsPartnership, collaboration, and communication are the drivers of resident success, and Landlord Forum allows you to meet service providers, and ask questions. Angie Arthur, Executive Director of Homeward, moderates a panel focused on strategies and solutions to ensure resident success among people facing unique housing situations. You'll hear fromClif Antoine, Youth Housing Navigator, Primary Health CareDiana Mata Corvera, Reintegration Specialist, Central Iowa WorksAmanda Murphy, Housing Navigator, Primary Health CareJeremy Orcutt, Director of Programs & Services, Anawim HousingLaura Thako, Development Associate, USCRI Des Moines