Flexible Housing Solutions for Social Services
ACCESS CODE: May
Join Lutheran Settlement House for a compelling conversation on innovative, client-centered approaches to temporary housing within social services. Hear directly from the Assistant Program Director and Client Services Coordinator of LSH’s Bilingual Domestic Violence Program as they share real-world strategies for supporting survivors through flexible housing options.
This session will cover creative strategies, real-world examples, and practical tools for organizations seeking alternative housing pathways beyond traditional shelters. Whether you're a social worker, case manager, or advocate, you'll gain actionable insights to better support your clients.
The National Advocate Credentialing Program (NACP) has approved this session for a maximum of 1 hour toward NACP’s CE renewal requirement; valid through 5/14/2027!
To receive CE credit, you must attend the live presentation. Viewing the recording alone will not qualify for CE hours.
🎓 Advance your advocacy skills and earn CE credit while doing it!
About the Facilitators
Sydney Rolle-Stern holds a Master’s Degree in Public Health from LaSalle University. She began her career in 2014 at Lutheran Settlement House’s Bilingual Domestic Violence Program and later worked with Public Health Management Corporation’s Forensic Services Unit, where she collaborated with the judicial system to provide treatment alternatives for individuals facing incarceration due to substance abuse. Sydney returned to Lutheran Settlement House in 2019 as Housing First Coordinator, and now serves as the Assistant Director of the Bilingual Domestic Violence Program. With experience as a Medical Advocate, Counselor, Housing Program Case Manager, and Supervisor, Sydney has devoted her career to empowering survivors of intimate partner violence and advocating for systemic change.
Kristina Hansen currently serves as the Client Services Coordinator within the Lutheran Settlement House (LSH) Bilingual Domestic Violence Program in Philadelphia. She has been a professional advocate and counselor for domestic violence survivors for more than two years. She is passionate about providing inclusive trauma-informed services through an empowerment-based framework. While offering counseling and connection to resources, she has witnessed survivors find safety, achieve their goals, and take their power back.
