Shelter to Housing
By June 2022, Human Services will move at least 68 Hispanic/Latinx, American Indian or Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Asian, Black or African American, or Multi-Racial households currently in COVID-19 shelters into permanent homes.
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Key Steps
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| Execute contracts with a range of re-housing wave support programs for COVID-19 shelter guests. |
Link new supportive service programs and their clients with rapid re-housing and permanent housing subsidy programs. |
Provide networking, training, and support for re-housing service providers and their clients. |
Mobilize private sector property owners to contribute to re-housing wave efforts in the County. |
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68 Households of Color Housed |
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100% (68) |
This objective is part of a rehousing wave of services intended to help individuals housed in emergency shelters during COVID-19 move into permanent homes. Currently 28% of households in Covid expanded shelters identify as Latinx, so the objective looks to house a similar percentage (48 out of 170) in permanent housing.