California State Homelessness Funding Programs

1 Serving the Needs of Californians Experiencing Homelessness California State Homelessness Funding Programs 0. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP). California State Homelessness Funding Programs PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Assists victims of domestic violence in accessing and retaining safe, permanent housing; provides Local governmental, Governor's Office Domestic supportive services such as Victims of domestic community-based, of Emergency Violence Housing transportation subsidies, career violence and their and/or tribal victim Services First Program training, job-related expenses, children service providers childcare, and temporary rental assistance ; community engagement; financial assistance .

2 Domestic Provides shelter, some transitional Non-competitive Governor's Office Victims of domestic Violence housing, and supportive services reapplication for existing of Emergency violence and their assistance for domestic violence victims and sub-recipients per Penal Services children Program their children. Code Provides outreach services, food, temporary safe shelter, in-person counseling , group counseling , basic Existing sub-recipients health care, long-term stabilization of the HX Program Governor's Office Homeless Youth planning, independent living and (One each from Los Minors and transitional- of Emergency and Exploitation survival skills, access to or referrals Angeles, San Diego, San age Youth Services Program to other services as appropriate, and follow up services. Note: safe Francisco, and Santa shelter may include placement in Clara Counties).

3 Medium to long-term shelter facilities. 1. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP). PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Provides safety and supportive Active California services including 24-hour hotline, Governor's Office Human Trafficking nonprofit organization emergency shelter, temporary Victims of human of Emergency Victim assistance with expertise in housing, emergency food/clothing, trafficking Services Program working with victims of counseling , referrals, human trafficking transportation, and legal services. Provides transitional housing, Local governmental, Governor's Office short-term housing assistance , and Transitional community-based, Sub-recipient chooses of Emergency supportive services that move Housing Program and/or tribal victim victim population Services crime victims into permanent service providers housing.

4 Equality in Provides shelter, some transitional Local governmental, Governor's Office Prevention & LGBTQ victims of housing, and supportive services community-based, of Emergency Services for domestic violence and for domestic violence victims and and/or tribal victim Services Domestic their children their children. service providers Violence Tribal victims of Native American Provides shelter, some transitional Governor's Office domestic violence, Domestic housing, and supportive services Tribes and tribal of Emergency sexual assault, and Violence & Sexual for domestic violence victims and consortiums Services stalking (and their Assault Program their children. children). 2. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP).

5 PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Priority populations Provides emergency shelter and include: homeless Governor's Office emergency housing assistance Local governmental, Specialized youth, elderly, disabled, of Emergency resources in California and community-based, Emergency and lesbian, gay, Services provides specialized services for and/or tribal victim Housing bisexual, transgender, victims of crime. service providers and questioning (LGBTQ). victims of crime. Establishes new, or expanded capacity to a range of housing One nonprofit from Los Governor's Office Youth Emergency options that meet the needs of Angeles, San Diego, San Minors and transitional- of Emergency Services and homeless youth, including rapid re- Francisco, and Santa age youth Services Housing Program housing, rental assistance , Clara counties transitional housing, and/or supportive housing.

6 Those experiencing Department of Multifamily Homelessness or at risk Provides construction, Nonprofits and/or for- Housing and Housing Program of Homelessness and an rehabilitation, or acquisition of profit developers and Community - Supportive adult who is disabled. permanent supportive housing. organizations Development Housing (SHMHP) Maximum income: 30%. AMI. 3. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP). PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Provides housing relocation and Administrative Entities stabilization services (including local governments, rental assistance ), operating California nonprofit organizations, Department of subsidies for permanent housing, Those who are Emergency flexible housing subsidy funds, or unified Funding Housing and experiencing Solutions and operating support for emergency agencies designated Community Homelessness or are at Housing Program housing interventions, systems by the Continuum of Development risk of Homelessness (CESH) support for Homelessness services Care (CoC) to administer and housing delivery systems, and CESH funds in their can support Homelessness service area planning.

7 Provides construction, Extremely low and very Department of rehabilitation, or acquisition of low-income families, Housing and Housing for a affordable housing; operating Counties and/or including families who Community Healthy California assistance (including long-term developers are experiencing Development rental assistance and operating Homelessness costs); administrative costs. Low, Very-low, and Rental Projects Provides new Cities, counties, Extremely-low income Department of construction with or without developers (includes Home Investment individuals and families, Housing and acquisition; rental rehabilitation native American Partnerships including those who are Community with or without acquisition; entities), Community Program (HOME) experiencing Development Tenant-Based Rental assistance Housing Development Homelessness or at risk Program.

8 Organization of Homelessness 4. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP). PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Department of Provides street outreach; Those who are Emergency Local government and Housing and emergency shelter; Homelessness experiencing Solutions Grant private nonprofit Community prevention; rapid re-housing; data Homelessness or are at Program (ESG) organizations Development collection; administrative costs. risk of Homelessness Department of Housing and Provides acquisition and/or Community construction or rehabilitation of an Veterans and their Veterans Housing Development, Affordable Rental Housing families who are and Homelessness Department of Development or Transitional Counties and nonprofits extremely low-income Prevention Veterans Affairs, Housing, or the conversion of an or are experiencing Program (VHHP).

9 And California existing structure into one of these Homelessness Housing Finance housing types. Agency Those with a serious Department of mental illness who are Provides acquisition, design, Counties and counties in Housing and No Place Like experiencing construction, rehabilitation, or partnership with the Community Home (NPLH) Homelessness , chronic preservation of supportive housing. development sponsor Development Homelessness , or at risk of chronic Homelessness 5. California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council California State Homelessness Funding Programs Key Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Street Outreach, Shelter and Other Crisis Services Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Capacity Building Homelessness Prevention (HP). PSH. RRH. HP. Shelter Building Capacity State Department Program Eligible uses Eligible applicants Target population or Agency Medi-Cal members in managed care who have Primarily provides intensive care specific eligible chronic Affordable Care coordination, but also provides conditions.

10 Only Act Section 2703. Department of housing navigation and tenancy Medi-Cal managed care members who are Health Home Health Care sustaining case management Programs in 29 counties experiencing Program Medicaid Services services for homeless members or in California Homelessness or are optional benefit members recently housed as part unstably housed would (HHP). of the program. receive the housing navigation and tenancy sustaining services. Funds multi-disciplinary teams engaged in intensive outreach, treatment, and related services for homeless persons with mental Homeless illness. Proposed budget bill Department of Mentally Ill Those experiencing language provides that counties Health Care Outreach and Counties Homelessness with could not use Funding from this Services Treatment mental illness appropriation to supplant other Program funds for these purposes but would be encouraged to use the grant funds to leverage other fund sources, such as federal grants.