This interactive webinar series is designed for anyone working in homelessness response—whether you’re on the front lines, managing programs, leading an organization, or supporting change behind the scenes. Through practical tools, honest conversation, and expert guidance, we’ll explore how to sustain the work we do by tending to our own financial, emotional, and professional well-being.
Each session is held on the third Wednesday of the month from 2:00–3:30 PM Central, from May through November 2025. That’s seven sessions in total, including one in-person event at the September THN Conference (with potential livestream access).
⚬ May 21 – Financial Foundations for Asset Building on a Budget (recording available in THN Member Portal)
⚬ June 18 – Unlocking Homeownership on a Service Provider Salary
⚬ July 16 – Economic Empowerment for Helping Professionals
⚬ August 20 – Building Emotional Resilience for the Long Haul
⚬ September 17 – In-Person at the THN Conference: Planning for Retirement in Nonprofit Work
⚬ October 15 – Compassionate Boundaries in Client and Community Care
⚬ November 19 – Debt-Free Strategies for Nonprofit Professionals
*Session titles and speakers are still being finalized and may be updated. Reminder emails will include the most current details, and full session information will also be available at thn.org/virtual-events.
Brought to you in partnership with Thrivent, a financial services organization that helps people plan and manage their finances in ways that reflect what matters most—whether that’s family, community, or a greater cause. At Thrivent, money is a tool, not a goal—used to build a life of purpose and generosity.
Gaining the trust of people experiencing homelessness can be a challenge. Yet, research tells us it’s the relationship that creates change for our clients. Using the psychology of trust, learn how to leverage client-case manager relationships to connect people with resources they need. Resources discussed will focus on system diversion.
This webinar will address several critical components: 1) redefinition of diversion; 2) education on the use of creative problem-solving in diversion practices; 3) the unique psychology of trust within the homeless population and how it impacts the client-case manager alliance.
Are you interested in presenting a topic for our webinar series?
Email development@thn.org today and let us know what you want to share.
