The Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is a locally administered, electronic data collection system that allows homeless service providers to record client information and track services provided.

The state of Oregon has instituted ServicePoint to be the platform for this data collection. The mission of HMIS is to be an integrated network of homeless, prevention and other service providers that use a central database to collect, track and report uniform information on client needs and services. This system not only meets Federal and State requirements, but also enhances service planning and delivery. Communities can use this information to determine how services are being utilized, identify gaps in the local service continuum and develop outcome measurements.

Video Tutorials

HMIS Introduction – In Person Training
HMIS Client Search, Households, ROI – In Person Training
HMIS Shelters – In Person Training
HMIS Entry/Exit and Service Transactions featuring Street Outreach – In Person Training
APR – In Person Training
Interim Reviews – In Person Training
How to Complete the HUD Verifications
Interim Reviews, Annual Assessments, and Follow Ups
How to Transact an ROI
How to Transact Multiple Services in a Single Record