Being strength-based is essential in maximizing the resiliency of the people supported, and reorients supports away from a deficit orientation to one that builds on unique talents, assets, attributes, knowledge, characteristics, traits and dreams. In this one hour recorded webinar, “being strength-based” is defined, pragmatically demonstrates how to maintain a strength-based approach to engaging people who experience homelessness, articulates what a strength-based case plan aims to accomplish, how being strength-based should inform policy development, and how a strength-based orientation informs how to conduct evaluation and what to do with results from evaluation.