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The VI-SPDAT is a screening tool used by practitioners to support collaborative decision-making within and across agencies so as to provide the assistance required to house and support people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
The Vulnerability Index \u2013 Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool (VI-SPDAT) was developed as a pre-screening tool for communities that are very busy and do not have the resources to conduct a full SPDAT assessment for every client.
In addition to its ease of use and other potential strengths, the VI-SPDAT has gained traction due to the developers' assertions that it is \u201cevidence-informed\u201d and the strongest tool available based upon its evidence and testing. However, the evidence base for the VI-SPDAT versions 1 and 2 is largely unclear.
The VI-SPDAT is used for homeless households.
About the VI-SPDAT The Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool, developed by OrgCode Consulting, is an intake and case management tool in use in more than 70 communities.
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The VI-SPDAT is used for homeless households.
The VI-SPDAT allows homeless service providers to similarly assess and prioritize the universe of people who are homeless in their community and identify whom to treat first based on the acuity of their needs. The VI-SPDAT was not intended to provide a comprehensive assessment of each person's needs.
The VI-SPDAT is a screening tool used by practitioners to support collaborative decision-making within and across agencies so as to provide the assistance required to house and support people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
The VI-SPDAT (Vulnerability Index - Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) is a survey administered both to individuals and families to determine risk and prioritization when providing assistance to homeless and at-risk of homelessness persons.
The VI-SPDAT is a triage tool. It highlights areas of higher acuity, thereby helping to inform the type of support and housing intervention that may be most beneficial to improve long term housing outcomes. It also helps inform the order - or priority - in which people should be served.

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