HUD PERSPECTIVES FOR WASHINGTON STATE COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS Jack Peters, Director Office of Community Planning and Development US Department of Housing.

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HUD PERSPECTIVES FOR WASHINGTON STATE COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS Jack Peters, Director Office of Community Planning and Development US Department of Housing and Urban Development

Vision for Special Needs Programs New Secretarial Initiative for Special Needs – Increasing access to HUD mainstream housing resources for persons with special needs, homeless, persons living with HIV/AIDS, veterans, etc. – Internal coordination with HUD offices including PD&R

Vision for Special Needs Programs Homelessness – New interagency council on homelessness— Secretary Donovan is Chair – HEARTH: Development and implementation of new regulations – HPRP: Transforming local systems and how to transition to HEARTH

Homelessness: HEARTH Act Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Act (HEARTH Act) – Reauthorize HUD’s McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Programs – SHP, S+C, SRO to become part of CoC Program Prevention added as eligible activity – Creates rural housing program – ESG renamed as Emergency Solutions Grant

HEARTH Act Timeline: – 12 months for regulations – 18 months to implement Focus Groups Draft regulations out for Notice and Comment CPD Staff input Training Implement in 2011 Competition

New HUD Program Updates HUD-VASH – Permanent housing for homeless vets and their families – Combines rental assistance with case management and clinical services – Estimated 20,000 vouchers available from 2008 and 2009 appropriations

New HUD Program Updates Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re- housing Program (HPRP) – Focus of HPRP is housing stabilization – Provides temporary financial assistance and/or services to help persons gain housing stability – Intent is to serve persons who: are homeless or would be homeless but for this assistance can remain stably housed after this temporary assistance ends

Challenges for CoCs Integration of HPRP as a resource for CoCs Focus on results measurement through HMIS Ongoing participation in AHAR and Homelessness Pulse Consolidation changes through the HEARTH Act Once is a lifetime opportunity to change how we deliver homeless services

Special Needs Resources Homelessness Resource Exchange: HUD’s HMIS Portal: SNAPS APR Help Desk: – – Hotline: