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Homeless Assistance Referral Form
1. Case Information
Program Name:                          Form Completed By:                                               Date:                                                    ROI Signed (Y/N):
CSP Intake Date:                       CSP Worker:                                                      CSP #:                   (HH) HMIS #:                    HMIS ROI Signed (Y/N):
2. Household Type & Status – Check which applies
     Two-Parent Family                         Male Single Parent                     Foster Parent(s)                         Couple without Child(ren)             Single Female
     Female Single Parent                      Couple with Child(ren)                 Grandparent(s) w/ child(ren)             Single Male                           Other:
3. Client Information – Include all individuals currently living in household
Race               A = American Indian/Alaskan Native            B = Asian              C = Black/African American          D = Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander             E = White
Abbreviations      F= American Indian/Alaskan Native and White   G = Asian/White        H = Black/African American/ White   I = Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander/White       J = Other Multi-Racial
Ethnicity          H = Hispanic                                      Marital            M = Married                         SP = Separated                                         S = Single
Abbreviations      N/H = Non-Hispanic                                Status             W = Widowed                         O = Other                                              D = Divorced
Special            A = Serious Mental Illness                    B = Alcohol Abuse                          C = Drug Abuse                                    D = HIV / AIDS
Needs              E = Developmental Disability                  F = Physical Disability                    G = Chronic Health Condition                      H = Domestic Violence Victim / Survivor
                                  Relationship to                                                                            Translator       Veteran                     Marital               Special
#     Name                                          SSN                    DOB               Race           Ethnicity                                         Gender               HMIS #
                                  HH                                                                                         Needed (Y/N)     (Y/N)                       Status                Needs
 1                                SELF
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
10
Phone Number:                                      Phone Number:                            Email Address:                                                       Car          Public Transportation
4. Housing
     Where did you/your family                Temporary – with a friend                         Motel – Self Paid             Shelter:                           Apartment, non-lease holder
1
     stay last night?                         Temporary – with a family member                  Motel – Other Paid            Apartment (lease holder)           Other:
     Where did you/your family                Temporary – with a friend                         Motel – Self Paid             Shelter:                           Apartment, non-lease holder
2
     last stay for at least 90 days?          Temporary – with a family member                  Motel – Other Paid            Apartment (lease holder)           Other:
   Current or Last Address                                                                  Date of Arrival:                                                Length of Stay:
   (Include Zip Code of that address):                                                      Date of Departure:                                              Amount Paid (if applicable):
                     *Domestic Violence – Family/Other/Spouse/SO                               Issues – Mental Health                  Loss of Income – Self Employment/Self Benefits
3 (Check all
   that apply):      Evicted – Lease Violation/Non-payment of Rent                             Issues – Support Systems                Shared Living – Displacement (Involuntary/Voluntary)
   Reasons for       Increased Expenses - Other                                                Issues – Subs. Abuse                    Shared Living – Roommate/Spouse/S.O. Moved
   Leaving           Increased Expenses - Medical                                              Loss of Income – Spouse/S.O.            Other:
   Where will you/your family          Temporary – with family member                          Motel – Self Paid        Shelter:                       Apartment, non-lease holder
4
   stay tonight?                       Temporary – with friend                                 Motel – Other Paid       Apartment (lease holder)       Other:
5. Worker’s Notes:




Updated May 2010                                                                                                                                                                                Page 1 of 2
6. Income (during last 30 days) – Write in the amount or write “X” if the CL is not receiving.
Type / Cash                  Amount              Type / Cash                 Amount        Type / Cash           Amount               Type / Non-Cash                                Amount
Employment                                       Unemployment                              Court Awards                               View/FSET
TANF                                             Workman’s Comp                            Pension/401k                               Food Stamps
General Relief                                   SSI                                       Tax Refund                                 Housing Subsidy/Choice
Child Support                                    Social Security                           Other:                                     Other:
Alimony                                          SSDI                                      Other:                                     Other:
                                                                                                   TOTAL AMOUNT OF GROSS INCOME (Do not include Non-Cash Benefits)
7. Financial Resources – For “Other Account,” include pension, 401k, IRAs, VIDA
    Checking Account (Balance, Bank Name):                                                     Savings Account (Balance, Bank Name):
    Other Account (Balance, Bank Name):                                                        Other Account (Balance, Bank Name):
8. Expenses (30 days) – Write in the amount or write “X” if the CL does not have the expense.
Type                          Amount              Type                       Amount        Type                           Amount                   Type                              Amount
Rent/Mortgage                                     Utilities                                Work/School exp                                         Prescriptions/Other
Car Insurance                                     Cable/Internet/Bundle                    Fines/Fees                                              Alimony
Car Payment                                       Child Support                            Credit Card Payments                                    Child Care
Gas/Maintenance                                   Groceries                                TANF/Government                                         Health Ins./Co-Pay
Bus Fare/Parking                                  Telephone/Cell Phone                     Taxes/Registration                                      Other:
                                                                                                                                               TOTAL AMOUNT OF EXPENSES:
9. Employment Information – Check “N/A” if no one in the household is employed and skip to Section 10
          Name of Person Employed:                                           Current Employer:                                                Phone:
    N/A
          Hourly Wage:                            FT or PT:                  Benefits (Y/N):              Hours per week:                     Start Date:                End Date:
          Name of Person Employed:                                           Current Employer:                                                Phone:
    N/A
          Hourly Wage:                            FT or PT:                  Benefits (Y/N):              Hours per week:                     Start Date:                End Date:
          Name of Person Employed:                                           Current Employer:                                                Phone:
    N/A
          Hourly Wage:                            FT or PT:                  Benefits (Y/N):              Hours per week:                     Start Date:                End Date:
10. Triage Assessment – Answer the following questions to assess the appropriate referral for the client.
                                                                        Worker’s
#   Y     N        N/A   Questions                                                         #             Y      N       N/A   Questions                             Worker’s Notes/Answer
                                                                        Notes/Answer
                         Do you have a lease currently in your                                                                Do you have savings? If yes, how
1                                                                                          5
                         name?                                                                                                much:
                         If you have been evicted for something other
2                        than non-payment of rent, list reason:
                                                                                                                              Do you have friends or family that
                                                                                           6                                  you can live with? If yes, list any
                         Are your rent/mortgage and utilities paid
3                                                                                                                             possible stipulations:
                         up to date? If no, amount owed:
                                                                                                                              Do you need assistance securing
                         Do you have a pay or quit notice or                               7
4                                                                                                                             housing? If yes, list requested
                         summons for court? If yes, list date:
                                                                                                                              assistance:
Prevention, Diversion, or Shelter – Complete the following assessment to determine which area best describes the CL.
Refer for Prevention if all of the following apply                 Refer for Diversion if all of the following apply.                Refer for Shelter if all of the following apply.
    CL is currently in a living environment that can be                                                                                  CL has no place meant for human habitation to sleep
                                                                        CL cannot be maintained in their current living situation.
    maintained with financial assistance.                                                                                                tonight.
    CL’s living arrangement meets regulations regarding
    number of people who can reside in the residence.                   CL has a safe place to sleep temporarily while other              CL has no identified support system that can provide
    CL is paying less than 50% of their income towards                  living arrangements can be made.                                  housing temporarily.
    household expenses i.e. rent, utilities.
Referred to (Agency Name):                                         Referred to (Agency Name):                                        Referred to (Agency Name):
Updated May 2010                                                                                                                                                                       Page 2 of 2

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  • 1. Homeless Assistance Referral Form 1. Case Information Program Name: Form Completed By: Date: ROI Signed (Y/N): CSP Intake Date: CSP Worker: CSP #: (HH) HMIS #: HMIS ROI Signed (Y/N): 2. Household Type & Status – Check which applies Two-Parent Family Male Single Parent Foster Parent(s) Couple without Child(ren) Single Female Female Single Parent Couple with Child(ren) Grandparent(s) w/ child(ren) Single Male Other: 3. Client Information – Include all individuals currently living in household Race A = American Indian/Alaskan Native B = Asian C = Black/African American D = Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander E = White Abbreviations F= American Indian/Alaskan Native and White G = Asian/White H = Black/African American/ White I = Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander/White J = Other Multi-Racial Ethnicity H = Hispanic Marital M = Married SP = Separated S = Single Abbreviations N/H = Non-Hispanic Status W = Widowed O = Other D = Divorced Special A = Serious Mental Illness B = Alcohol Abuse C = Drug Abuse D = HIV / AIDS Needs E = Developmental Disability F = Physical Disability G = Chronic Health Condition H = Domestic Violence Victim / Survivor Relationship to Translator Veteran Marital Special # Name SSN DOB Race Ethnicity Gender HMIS # HH Needed (Y/N) (Y/N) Status Needs 1 SELF 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Phone Number: Phone Number: Email Address: Car Public Transportation 4. Housing Where did you/your family Temporary – with a friend Motel – Self Paid Shelter: Apartment, non-lease holder 1 stay last night? Temporary – with a family member Motel – Other Paid Apartment (lease holder) Other: Where did you/your family Temporary – with a friend Motel – Self Paid Shelter: Apartment, non-lease holder 2 last stay for at least 90 days? Temporary – with a family member Motel – Other Paid Apartment (lease holder) Other: Current or Last Address Date of Arrival: Length of Stay: (Include Zip Code of that address): Date of Departure: Amount Paid (if applicable): *Domestic Violence – Family/Other/Spouse/SO Issues – Mental Health Loss of Income – Self Employment/Self Benefits 3 (Check all that apply): Evicted – Lease Violation/Non-payment of Rent Issues – Support Systems Shared Living – Displacement (Involuntary/Voluntary) Reasons for Increased Expenses - Other Issues – Subs. Abuse Shared Living – Roommate/Spouse/S.O. Moved Leaving Increased Expenses - Medical Loss of Income – Spouse/S.O. Other: Where will you/your family Temporary – with family member Motel – Self Paid Shelter: Apartment, non-lease holder 4 stay tonight? Temporary – with friend Motel – Other Paid Apartment (lease holder) Other: 5. Worker’s Notes: Updated May 2010 Page 1 of 2
  • 2. 6. Income (during last 30 days) – Write in the amount or write “X” if the CL is not receiving. Type / Cash Amount Type / Cash Amount Type / Cash Amount Type / Non-Cash Amount Employment Unemployment Court Awards View/FSET TANF Workman’s Comp Pension/401k Food Stamps General Relief SSI Tax Refund Housing Subsidy/Choice Child Support Social Security Other: Other: Alimony SSDI Other: Other: TOTAL AMOUNT OF GROSS INCOME (Do not include Non-Cash Benefits) 7. Financial Resources – For “Other Account,” include pension, 401k, IRAs, VIDA Checking Account (Balance, Bank Name): Savings Account (Balance, Bank Name): Other Account (Balance, Bank Name): Other Account (Balance, Bank Name): 8. Expenses (30 days) – Write in the amount or write “X” if the CL does not have the expense. Type Amount Type Amount Type Amount Type Amount Rent/Mortgage Utilities Work/School exp Prescriptions/Other Car Insurance Cable/Internet/Bundle Fines/Fees Alimony Car Payment Child Support Credit Card Payments Child Care Gas/Maintenance Groceries TANF/Government Health Ins./Co-Pay Bus Fare/Parking Telephone/Cell Phone Taxes/Registration Other: TOTAL AMOUNT OF EXPENSES: 9. Employment Information – Check “N/A” if no one in the household is employed and skip to Section 10 Name of Person Employed: Current Employer: Phone: N/A Hourly Wage: FT or PT: Benefits (Y/N): Hours per week: Start Date: End Date: Name of Person Employed: Current Employer: Phone: N/A Hourly Wage: FT or PT: Benefits (Y/N): Hours per week: Start Date: End Date: Name of Person Employed: Current Employer: Phone: N/A Hourly Wage: FT or PT: Benefits (Y/N): Hours per week: Start Date: End Date: 10. Triage Assessment – Answer the following questions to assess the appropriate referral for the client. Worker’s # Y N N/A Questions # Y N N/A Questions Worker’s Notes/Answer Notes/Answer Do you have a lease currently in your Do you have savings? If yes, how 1 5 name? much: If you have been evicted for something other 2 than non-payment of rent, list reason: Do you have friends or family that 6 you can live with? If yes, list any Are your rent/mortgage and utilities paid 3 possible stipulations: up to date? If no, amount owed: Do you need assistance securing Do you have a pay or quit notice or 7 4 housing? If yes, list requested summons for court? If yes, list date: assistance: Prevention, Diversion, or Shelter – Complete the following assessment to determine which area best describes the CL. Refer for Prevention if all of the following apply Refer for Diversion if all of the following apply. Refer for Shelter if all of the following apply. CL is currently in a living environment that can be CL has no place meant for human habitation to sleep CL cannot be maintained in their current living situation. maintained with financial assistance. tonight. CL’s living arrangement meets regulations regarding number of people who can reside in the residence. CL has a safe place to sleep temporarily while other CL has no identified support system that can provide CL is paying less than 50% of their income towards living arrangements can be made. housing temporarily. household expenses i.e. rent, utilities. Referred to (Agency Name): Referred to (Agency Name): Referred to (Agency Name): Updated May 2010 Page 2 of 2