From Then to When: HHH History
This is the year that HHH was as incorporated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
What is 2001?
These are three “core values” listed in our mission statement.
What are Health, Hope, and Dignity?
There are this many members of the Senior Management team at HHH.
What is 8?
These two housing organizations are HHH’s PSH partners.
Who is New Hope Housing and Temenos CDC?
You have to have health insurance to be seen at HHH (true/false). Bonus: $100 if you can name the co-pay(s) we charge.
What is False?
The original HHH clinic was located in this building.
What is SEARCH Homeless Services?
The transportation program that HHH operates is called this.
What is Project Access?
These are the three staff members who routinely go out on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings for our Street Medicine Program.
Who are Mudit, Art, and Cowboy?
Houston’s collaborative homeless response system, overseen by The Coalition for the Homeless, goes by this name.
What is The Way Home?
People are eligible for HHH services under these circumstances.
Have income
Have a gold card
Are in supportive or transitional housing
Are an established patient who has moved into independent housing
All of the above
What is All of the Above?
HHH was deemed Houston’s third ever FQHC in 2001. FQHC stands for this.
What is Federally Qualified Health Center?
PSH is a core element of the housing first model. PSH is an acronym for this best practice for addressing chronic homelessness.
What is Permanent Supportive Housing?
This committee of HHH is made up of former and current patients and exists to ensure our programs and services remain client-centered and relevant.
The CHANGE Committee
HHH partners with this organization to provide onsite services within PSH.
Who is SEARCH Homeless Services?
This 2024 case decision by the Supreme Court created a precedent for cities to enact policies that criminalize homelessness.
What is Grants Pass vs. Johnson?
One of the following statements are true.
HHH is a program of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council.
HHH is an independent 501c3 non-profit organization that fully sustains ourselves governance-wise and financially.
HHH is a public entity of the federal government.
HHH is part of the Harris Health system.
What is "HHH is an independent non-profit organization that fully sustains ourselves governance-wise and financially?"
HHH operates across this many service sites, including clinics and permanent supportive housing sites.
What is 9? BONUS: $300 for naming all sites.
HHH is governed by this independent body of unpaid professional volunteers, who act as Carlie’s 17 bosses.
What is The Board of Directors?
As part of the Community Health Center Program established by the McKinney Vento Act, this federal entity is HHH’s largest funder.
What is the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)?
This is where employees can find HHH policies and procedures.
What is the employee portal (home button in your web browser).
The Reed Family Clinic is HHH’s newest clinic site. It opened in this year.
What is 2021?
These are HHH's hours of operation.
What is M-Th 8-5 pm and F 8-noon (standard workday starts at 7:30 or 8 am and ends at 4:30 or 5 pm, Fridays at 1:30 or 2 pm, depending on start time)?
This is how long our lunch breaks are M-Th to facilitate an earlier closure on Fridays.
What is 30 mins?
As part of HHH's branding, everyone is encouraged to structure their email signature however best fits their personality (true/false).
What is false? In order to maintain a consistent visual presence in the community, email signatures should adhere to the provided template.
During an emergency, we follow this school district’s decision regarding closure of our clinics/organization.
What is Houston Independent School District (HISD)?