Social Media and Outreach Strategies Tipsheet

The “Social Media and Outreach Strategies Tip Sheet” is designed to illuminate the ways in which State coordinators (SCs) and local liaisons (LLs) can effectively leverage social media and novel outreach methodologies. The ultimate goal of the tip sheet is to heighten these practitioners’ ability to influence and make a more profound impact on the lives of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness.

This tip sheet will help SCs and LLs:

  • Analyze their primary audiences by thoroughly assessing their audience’s needs and the most effective avenues for reaching them.
  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of the communication landscape, highlighting the advantages and potential challenges associated with various platforms or tools.
  • Assess the most relevant resources to enhance their outreach strategies.

Click here for Social Media Tip Sheet Part 1

Published September 2023

Click here for Social Media Tip Sheet Part 2

Published November 2023

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