We help you navigate through the challenges you have that might make it difficult to to secure permanent housing.

• Conducting a tenant screening and housing assessment that identifies the member’s preferences and barriers related to a successful tenancy.

• Develop an individualized housing supporting plan based on the housing assessment.

• Searching for housing and presenting options.

• Assisting with securing housing and benefit advocacy.

• Identifying and securing available resources to assist with subsidizing rent, and matching available rental subsidy resources to members, to cover expenses.

• Assisting with requests for reasonable accommodations, if necessary.

• Landlord education and engagement.

• Ensuring that the living environment is safe and ready for move-in.

• Communicating and advocating on behalf of the client with landlords.

• Assisting in arranging for and supporting the details of the move.

• Establishing procedures and contacts to retain housing.

• Identifying, coordinating, securing, or funding non-emergency, non-medical transportation to assist members’ mobility to ensure reasonable accommodations and access to housing options before transition and on move-in day.

• Identifying, and coordinating, environmental modifications to install necessary accommodations for accessibility.

We assist you with identifying, coordinating, securing, or funding one-time services necessary to enable you to establish a basic household.

Security deposits are required to obtain a lease on an apartment or home.

Set up fees/deposits for utilities or services access and utility arrearages.

First-month coverage of utilities, including but not limited to telephone, gas, electricity, heating, and water.

First month’s and last month’s rest as required by the landlord for occupancy.

Services necessary for the individual’s health and safety.

Goods such as an air conditioner or heater, and other medically necessary adaptive aids and services, designed to preserve an individual’s health and safety in the home such as hospital beds, air filters, specialized cleaning or pest control supplies, etc.

Once you are housed, we support you, check in with you, and give you guidance so you feel confident in your new home.

• Providing early identification and intervention for behavior that may jeopardize housing.

• Education and training on the role, rights, and responsibilities of the tenant and landlord.

• Coaching on developing and maintaining key relationships with landlords/property managers to foster successful tenancy.

• Coordination with the landlord and case management provider to address identified issues that could impact housing stability.

• Assistance in resolving disputes with landlords and/or neighbors to reduce the risk of eviction or other adverse action.

• Advocacy and linkage with community resources to prevent eviction when housing is or may potentially become jeopardized.

• Assisting with benefits advocacy.

• Assistance with the annual housing recertification process.

• Coordinate with the tenant to review, update, and modify their housing support and crisis plan regularly to reflect current needs and address existing or recurring housing retention barriers.

• Continuing assistance with lease compliance.

• Health and safety visits.

• Other prevention and early intervention services identified in the crisis plan that are activated when housing is jeopardized.

• Providing independent living and life skills.

A secure environment to focus on healing for your future, and a helping hand for anyone who doesn’t have a safe space after leaving a medical or treatment facility.

Utilize best practices for clients who are experiencing homelessness and who have complex health, disability, and/or behavioral health conditions.

Allow individuals with ongoing support needs for recovery, which may include an individual or shared interim housing setting.