House Meetings: Record Keeping

House meetings are a requirement under the NARR standards.

Therefore, it is important that you document that a recovery housing program is meeting this standard.

After each meeting, be sure to keep the attendance checklists and notes from the meeting.
Store these in an appropriate file.

This record keeping can not only help an organization demonstrate that they meet the quality standards, but it also tracks what was discussed and agreed upon, in case there is ever a disagreement.

Course Syllabus

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House Meetings in Recovery Housing

	1. House Meetings: Journal Exercise
	2. House Meetings: Introduction
	3. House Meetings: Scheduling
	4. House Meetings: Space
	5. House Meetings: What to Discuss
	6. House Meetings: Creating an Agenda
	7. House Meetings: Creating a Safe and Inclusive Environment
	8. House Meetings: Developing Resident Leadership
	9. House Meetings: Addressing Conflict
	10. House Meetings: Record Keeping
	11. House Meetings: Assessment
	12. House Meetings: NEXT STEPS