5.6 One Month or 18? Maximizing HPRP to End Homelessness

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National Alliance to End Homelessness

Presented by Michelle Flynn

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NAEH Conference on Ending Family Homelessness February 11, 2011, Oakland, CA

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20% find other housing and don’t receive RRH Intake & Basic Needs Assessment Rapid Rehousing Assessment Housing Placement Approved 3-4 Months Assistance Reassessed & Approved for Additional Assistance or Graduated from Program 52% Leave Program Successfully After 4-5 Months 5% not suitable for RRH (intensive, no members with documentation) – Other Referrals & Resources 15% Other Housing –Programs, Move out to their own housing 3% Transfer to Other Housing The Road Home Shelters Other Agency Referrals Housing Flow Chart Family Meets with DWS Employment Counselor

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Michelle Flynn Associate Executive Director The Road Home 210 South Rio Grande Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 801-819-7320 [email_address] February 1, 2011 One Month or 18?

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5.6 One Month or 18? Maximizing HPRP to End Homelessness

1. NAEH Conference on Ending Family Homelessness February 11, 2011, Oakland, CA

3. February 1, 2011 One Month or 18?

9. 20% find other housing and don’t receive RRH Intake & Basic Needs Assessment Rapid Rehousing Assessment Housing Placement Approved 3-4 Months Assistance Reassessed & Approved for Additional Assistance or Graduated from Program 52% Leave Program Successfully After 4-5 Months 5% not suitable for RRH (intensive, no members with documentation) – Other Referrals & Resources 15% Other Housing –Programs, Move out to their own housing 3% Transfer to Other Housing The Road Home Shelters Other Agency Referrals Housing Flow Chart Family Meets with DWS Employment Counselor

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We have provided shelter to 368 families so far this fiscal year, since July 1, 2009
70% for Direct, financial assistance (rent), 25% for relocation and stabilization (staffing), 5% for Administration

5.6 One Month or 18? Maximizing HPRP to End Homelessness

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