Provides a rapid rehousing program and a homeless prevention program. Provides case management, financial assistance, and other tangible resources.

Helps end veteran homelessness by providing housing stability to homeless and at-risk veterans and their families.
The goal of the program is to promote housing stability among very low-income Veteran families who reside in or are transitioning to permanent housing.

Support outreach, casemanagement and other flexible assistance to rapidly re-house Veterans who become homeless or prevent Veterans from becoming homeless.

Provides a HUD homeless program and shelter system.

The Stable Family Program is designed to provide assistance to families who that without this assistance would become homeless and to help rapidly re-house persons who are currently homeless. The program targets those families most in need who are also most likely to achieve stable housing after the program concludes and those families affected by the current economic downturn.

Must meet all of the eligibility requirements:
- Annual income at or below 50% of the Median Family Income, which depends on the number of persons in the family.
- Homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
- Have no subsequent housing options.
- Lack the financial resources and a support network.
- Have a reasonable expectation of no longer needing support when they exit the Program.

Provides case management for single parent families, housing search, financial support, and volunteer support

Provides rapid re-housing for individuals/families who are literally homeless.
Program runs from June 1 to May 30 with renewals yearly.

The ESG is broken down into two sections: Rapid Re-housing and Homelessness Prevention. This program provides rental assistance for eligible individuals/families when facing eviction and provides rapid re-housing for individuals/families who are literally homeless. This program runs on an 18-month cycle with renewals.

A program working with people experiencing homelessness having the express goal of moving to permanent housing. All programs are housed at 105 E King St. Within the program, they serve many populations, including but not restricted to Veterans through our Veterans’ Victory House, families and households through the Emergency Shelter program.

Each household is assigned a case manager who works with each individual or family to develop an Individualized Housing Plan, again with the ultimate goal of achieving permanent housing. The plan, worked on together with the family or individual includes, among other items, a budget and a potential referral to a rapid re-housing program. Emphasis may also be placed on education, employment and/or recovery needs.