Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) for Formerly Homeless Individuals Chapman Todd Jaydot LLC

Housing First - Social Services Model The primary goal for each PSH tenant is housing stability Social service provider does a thorough intake assessment before or immediately after a tenant moves into the building. Based on the assessment, a support services plan is put in place for each tenant, with an overarching goal of housing retention Once in residence, tenants are strongly encouraged to remain engaged with the case workers, but ongoing social services are not required of the tenants Services provided on-site are complemented with access to additional services in the community provided by other agencies

The Summit at St. Martin’s - DC 178 total units, including 50 PSH at 30% AMI Social Services for the 50 PSH units are funded as part of the operating budget Wait List for PSH units prioritizes formerly homeless individuals referred from transitional housing programs Opened in 2010

John and Jill Ker Conway Residences - DC 124 total units, including 60 PSH for homeless Veterans and 17 PSH for persons referred by the Dept. of Behavioral Health (DBH) Social Services through contract with the VA and DBH PSH referrals through the District’s Coordinated Entry system Under construction – completion early 2015

HELPUSA at Walter Reed - DC 75 total units, all PSH for individuals Social Services to be provided under contract through the Dept. of Human Services PSH referrals through the District’s Coordinated Entry system Scheduled to open mid-late 2016

UNITY of Greater New Orleans Most recent PSH project is Canal Street/Sacred Heart – 108 units, including 54 PSH. PSH units are prioritized for formerly homeless Veterans Opened in December 2014