Assessment Quiz: Safety Planning with Survivors Learning Module

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Now that you have completed the Prioritizing Survivor Safety and Confidentiality Within Coordinated Entry Systems learning module, it’s time to take the quiz! You must receive at least an 80% to obtain your course certificate.

There are 10 questions. Each question is worth 3 points. You must correctly 80% (30 points) to pass.

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Match each term with its definition.

3 points

Safety Plan

Comparable/Parallel Coordinated Entry System

Trauma Informed Care

A survivor’s unique strategy designed to reduce the risks generated by a partner’s or offender’s abuse and control

A framework that involves understanding, recognizing, and responding to the impacts of trauma. Emphasizing physical, psychological and emotional safety, it facilitates trauma survivors’ ability to regain a sense of control over their own lives.

An alternative coordinated entry process for people fleeing domestic violence/sexual assault; adheres to the same requirements as the broader CES process.

Safety Plan

Comparable/Parallel Coordinated Entry System

Trauma Informed Care

A survivor’s unique strategy designed to reduce the risks generated by a partner’s or offender’s abuse and control

An alternative coordinated entry process for people fleeing domestic violence/sexual assault; adheres to the same requirements as the broader CES process.

Clear selection

True or false: A victim service provider who is funded through the CoC is required to participate in coordinated entry.

3 points

True

False

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Fill in the blank: ________ _______ might result in damage to credit scores, past evictions, and inconsistent employment history.

3 points

If you opt for a separate CES for survivors, which of the following must occur?

3 points

Development in coordination with local victim service providers. Again, those partnerships are essential.

Adherence to the same requirements as the broader CES.

Alignment with the CES Policy Brief (except that it targets survivors).

Assurance of equal access to homeless services and housing programs provided through the primary access point.

All of the above.

Clear selection

True of False: CES staff should be equipped to utilize a lethality assessment while safety planning.

3 points

True

False

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True of False: A family member can provide language access for a survivor whose first language is not English.

3 points

True

False

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Best practices around safety planning include:

3 points

Demonstrating early on that you are concerned about safety.

Only explaining HUD requirements when a survivor asks.

Refusing to disclose information about data storage when a survivor's family member works at a local housing program.

Letting survivors know that they are legally required to answer all questions.

All of the above.

Other:

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True of False: You should never directly invite a disclosure because it could interrupt the conversation or make survivors uncomfortable.

3 points

True

False

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Fill in the blank: ______ is pervasive and its impact is life-shaping. It differentially impacts marginalized/targeted, may recur across generations, and can affect how people approach services.

3 points

Fill in the blank: A ______ ____ is a conversation rather than a checklist. It must be individualized and details should not be documented.

3 points

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