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Housing Stabilization Services is a Medical Assistance (MA) benefit that helps people with disabilities and seniors find and keep housing. Disabilities can be related to physical, developmental, intellectual, mental or chemical health.
It is for people who are experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, at risk of institutionalization, or living in an institution or some types of group settings, including nursing facilities, Adult Foster Care, and Board and Lodge.
There are three types of Housing Stabilization Services:
Note: Housing Stabilization Services do not pay for housing or goods.
Housing Stabilization Services Training for Coordinated Entry
Housing Support, formerly known as Group Residential Housing (GRH), is a state-funded income supplement to help older adults and people with disabilities who have low incomes pay for their housing expenses. In order to prevent and/or reduce homelessness or institutionalization and promote housing stability, Housing Support provides financial support for rent, utilities, household needs, food, and services for eligible individuals.
Housing Support is authorized when the:
A person is eligible to receive Housing Support room/board if they:
To qualify to receive Housing Support supplemental services, a person must also require assistance in two of the following four areas:
The Housing Support provider does not need to be the one providing these services, rather the provider assists residents to get their needs met- sometimes providing services and other times referring and coordinating care for individuals.
Housing Support is used in 2 different types of settings
If you are interested in becoming a Housing Support provider