Identify level of IRB review and include a paragraph on why your project would fall into that category of review.

Learn about the IRB process and levels of review. After refining your project goals and objectives based on feedback, you will submit them
Submit finalized project goals and objectives with a description of the level of IRB you feel your project would require.
Specifications:
· State your target audience and identified need
· List a minimum of 3 goals
· List a minimum of 3 measurable objectives
· Identify level of IRB review and include a paragraph on why your project would fall into that category of review
*All writing assignments should be double-spaced, with one-inch margins, 12 point “Times New Roman” font, and correctly follow APA formatting. A title and reference page should be included as well.

The goal for this project will be to assist homeless with mental health disorders connect with community resources that best support their development.
Objectives:
Case Management- Individuals may benefit from case management services and interventions by providing assistance, which can help them navigate healthcare and improve results by providing the necessary support and services. Case management may be ongoing and help the person obtain financial support, housing programs, homeless alliances, vocational and job resources, and maintaining housing stability as well as provide awareness of free health care services including mental health.
Housing Programs- Housing programs such as supportive housing will assist people in connecting with community resources that will best support their development. Organizations for scattered-site housing may also help by reducing homelessness among the population who simultaneously suffer from a severe mental health condition. Scattered-site and supportive housing incorporate rent subsidies and case management services which significantly improve housing stability for people with a mental illness or homeless.
Motivational Interviewing: This clinic-based intervention guides addressing a variety of behavioral and medical problems. Motivational interviewing is, for the most part, person-centered, with the idea that they will personally encourage behavior changes and hold people responsible for their actions and results via behavioral stimulation. Motivational interviewing can also benefit the homeless population by teaching individuals that they have the power to change their lives on their own, to talk through their problems.

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