No Child Left Unsheltered

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Opening Doors: Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness

Advertisements

Opening Doors Rhode Island

Using medicaid with HUD’s Homeless Assistance Programs

Select Committee on Homelessness Hearing, The Road Home: Step Two Mental Health Systems Laura V. Otis-Miles, Ph.D., CPRP Vice President.

Keeping Families and Children Housed: Emergency Prevention Rental Counseling to Prevent Homelessness A Community Based Prevention Program A Program of.

County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services

The Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing Our Mission To develop, preserve, own and advocate for quality affordable housing in Arlington, and to.

1 HUD-VASH Chester County Landlord Forum John M. Wenger II, LCSW Assisting Veterans in Maintaining HUD-VASH Housing.

Housing Department City Council PUBLIC HOUSING AGENCY FIVE-YEAR PLAN AND ANNUAL PLAN William Huang, Director of Housing and Career Services Myrtle Dunson,

Permanent Supportive Housing: Ending Homelessness in Montgomery County Susie Sinclair-Smith, Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless Executive Director.

 Dale Gravett: Executive Director, Housing Authority of Chester County  Jane Downing: Senior Program Officer, Pittsburgh Foundation  Tricia Bradley:

1 Help! I Don’t Speak Housing! Mattie Lord, UMOM New Day Centers Jeremy Rosen, National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.

PREVENTING & ENDING HOMELESSNESS: The Role of Housing Authorities Geraldine McCafferty City of Springfield Director of Housing May 3, 2012.

HUD-VASH Case Management System Paul Smits, MSW Associate Chief Consultant, Roger Casey, PhD Director, Grant and Per Diem Program.

MaineHousing ~ Homeless Initiatives Department NCSHA Conference ~ October 2014.

1 Massachusetts Interagency Council on Housing and Homelessness Overview of Strategies to Prevent and End Homelessness Liz Curtis Rogers March 31, 2011.

Service-Enriched Housing: Curran House Presented by: Quyen Le Social Worker/Site Coordinator Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation.

Through Collaboration and Commitment The story of Ottawa’s record investment in housing and homelessness We see a city where everyone has a place to call.

Ending Family Homelessness The Basics National Alliance to End Homelessness Conference Seattle, Washington February 7, 2008 Sue Marshall The Community.

ITEM-332: FY2016 Annual Action Plan for City of San Diego U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Programs. April 28, 2015 Economic Development.

CalWORKs Housing support program

Setting a Path to Ending Family Homelessness Presentation to the Early Childhood Cabinet July 30, 2015 Lisa Tepper Bates, CCEH Executive Director Think.

Veterans Healthcare Administration Detroit VA Medical Center

Federal and State Funding Shifts to Rapid Re-Housing: The Positive Impact on Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Programs Audio Conference sponsored.

The Ties that Bind: Developing & Maintaining Lasting Partnerships Eboni E. Bryant Statewide Housing Director PA Department of Public Welfare 2010 PATH.

2015 COSCDA Program Managers Conference: Ending Youth and Family Homelessness Jasmine Hayes, USICH March 17, 2015.

MCCH Mission MCCH provides solutions to end homelessness in Montgomery County. We accomplish this by: Meeting the urgent needs of people experiencing homelessness.

HOW DO YOU SPELL HOUSING? P-H-A Workshop Presentation February 8, 2007 National Conference on Ending Family Homelessness By Hazel Weiss, M.A., HCD Manager.

5 th Annual Housing Institute June , 2012.

Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Georgia Housing Voucher and Bridge Funding Programs SFY 2013 A Year in Review.

Massachusetts’ Efforts to End Family Homelessness

COUNTY INTEGRATION PLANNING County of San Diego Karen Ventimiglia, MHSA Coordinator May 17,

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY HOMELESS PARTNERSHIP 9 th ANNUAL HOMELESS SUMMIT VISIONING FOR THE FUTURE November 4, 2015 Ontario Convention Center Ontario, CA.

Housing, Homelessness & Healing An update on Ten Year Plans to End Chronic Homelessness In Winston-Salem and Asheville.

Homes Within Reach November 17th, 2015 Marcella A. Maguire, Ph.D. County Housing Plans for Persons in Recovery from Behavioral Health Challenges: A Chance.

Systems Planning: New Research & Implications for Targeting Resources Barbara Poppe Executive Director Community Shelter Board National Conference.

Shifting Resources, Maintaining Emergency Responses Tom Albanese, L.S.W. Director of Programs & Planning Community Shelter Board National Conference.

City of San Bernardino Access Center. Testimonial: Samantha’s Story Samantha first became homeless after giving birth to her son, Jonathan. Prior to this.

Behavioral Health Initiatives $17,000,000 seems like a large amount, however due to a lack of Medicaid funding, this money will be spent quickly. In order.

Homelessness: Policy Opportunities CSAC Institute Course: Homelessness Emerging Issues April 14, 2016.

ARLINGTON COUNTY CONTINUUM OF CARE (C0C) 10 YEAR PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS THE ROAD TO FUNCTIONAL ZERO Total Veterans housed since January 2015: 25 Median.

ABC’S OF HOUSING Florida Supportive Housing Coalition Fundamentals of Supportive Housing April 4, 2016 abilityhousing.org.

Atlanta Housing Authority Initiatives to Reduce Homelessness Tracey Scott, Vice President of Innovation Presentation to Moving To Work Conference Washington,

All The Way Home Campaign Ending Veteran Homelessness by Veteran’s Day 2018.

All The Way Home Campaign Ending Veteran Homelessness by Veteran’s Day 2018.

Housing Department City Council through Economic Development and Technology Committee Rental Assistance Program Update 2016 PHA Annual Plan William Huang,

Presentation to the Joint CSAC/LCC Homelessness Task Force

LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOMELESS INITIATIVE

National Best Practices in Ending Homelessness

NJ Department of Community Affairs – Homelessness Initiatives

Housing for persons with mental illness

Policy Advisor | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Prevent Empower Stabilize

DCF Initiatives to Prevent and Intervene in Youth Homelessness

2.09 Tips to Creating a Partnership With Your Public Housing Authority

2017 PHA Annual Plan Rental Assistance Program Update

Housing First: Ending Homelessness in North Carolina

Using Data to Drive Housing First

Partnering with a Public Housing Authority

Project MARCH A Keene Housing Moving to Work Activity

HOUSING AUTHORITY AND HOMELESS SERVICES PARTNERSHIPS

Continuum of care for the homeless

Administered by the Clarion County Housing Authority

Office of Housing Stability

CITY COUNCIL Public Housing Authority Annual Plan FY19

Behavioral Wellness Community Housing and Support Services

CSAC Southern California Counties Regional Meeting

A PARALLEL PATH: HOMELESSNESS AND EMPLOYMENT

Prevent Empower Stabilize

Housing Navigators and Resident Service Coordinators:

Presentation transcript:

No Child Left Unsheltered Lisa Jones Deputy Director, Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino November 16, 2015

Who We Are Our Mission The Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino empowers all individuals and families in need to achieve an enriched quality of life by providing housing opportunities and resources throughout San Bernardino County. Our Vision The Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino is committed to creating a world in which all people have a stable and enriched quality of life.

Who We Are We provide permanent affordable housing to approximately 32,000 individuals - primarily low income individuals and families Currently 53,000 applicant households on our housing programs waiting lists Primary housing programs include: Housing Choice Voucher Subsidized Programs 8,250 Public Housing Program: 1,226 Authority Owned: 1,361

Traditional Homeless Programs Shelter Plus Care/ Tenant Based Rental Assistance: 365 Households Housing Opportunities for Persons With Aids: 42 Households Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing: 357 Households

No Child Left Unsheltered Why we did it: Senator Feinstein and HACSB Board Support Point in Time Count How we did it: Pilot Program in Public Housing School District Partnership Full details on the accessing applications page I just showed you all… PH, HCV, PBV, Seniors, VETS Preference Also agency conducts sex offender and criminal background checks on all family members 18 years of age or older.

Lessons Learned Reviewing the Definition- Local Needs Initial Assessment Crisis Intervention Timing and Placement Ancillary Critical Needs Leveraging Resources

Partnership Development San Bernardino County School District San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health Knowledge and Education for Your Success Welcome Home Teams Loma Linda University- School of Social Work

Phase II- Project Based Voucher’s Point in Time Count Data Housing Tailored to Meet Needs 40 Scattered Site Units Bridge Housing Stabilization School Liaison and Behavioral Health Staff Linkage to Resources Maintaining Support Networks

Collaboration Maintaining Housing Family Resiliency at the Next Level Prevention and Intervention Multi-disciplinary Approach Sharing Information Property Management Staff Family Resiliency at the Next Level Workforce Development Department Educational and Career Development Family Stabilization Workshops Peer to Peer Support School District Homelessness Liaison Officer

Resources/ PHA Engagement PIH Notice 2013-15 www.portal.hud.gov >notices PHA Guidebook to Ending Homelessness www.usich.gov >resources >pha portal www.hacsb.com news and reports > MTW Plans and Reports > MTW Annual Plan 2015, pg. 59

Lisa Jones Deputy Director ljones@hacsb.com (909) 890-5311 Questions or Comments? Lisa Jones Deputy Director ljones@hacsb.com (909) 890-5311