Transcription of 2019 Supportive Housing Guidelines
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Supportive Housing Guidelines 2019 Supportive Housing Guidelines February 2019 1 NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH SCATTERED AND SINGLE-SITE Supportive Housing Guidelines 2019 Supportive Housing Guidelines February 2019 2 Contents I. Background .. 3 II. Target 3 The Child and Adult Integrated Reporting System (CAIRS), Additional Reporting Requirements, and Oversight/ Monitoring .. 5 III. Supportive Housing Description .. 6 Resident Participation .. 6 Access to Housing .. 8 Housing Support Services .. 12 Staffing .. 18 Rental-Stipend Requirements .. 18 lease Arrangements .. 21 Facilitating Resident Access to other Housing 21 Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Settings Rule Compliance .. 23 IV. Cessation of Supportive Housing .. 25 Goal Achievement .. 25 Resident Refusal to pay when Supportive Housing Provider is Landlord .. 26 Resident Refusal to Follow Program Expectations.
generally have low or very low income. Most individuals living in Supportive Housing receive ... interviews with tenants and residential staff. Supportive Housing providers are expected to . Supportive Housing Guidelines – February 2019 5 . ... • All residents in Supportive Housing should be granted a lease, preferably directly
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