Common use of Housing Services Clause in Contracts

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an appropriate level of housing. 18 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and providing supportive services for 19 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that access is smooth and that the 21 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as well as to provide a warm 22 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First model, an approach that is 23 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent housing directly from 24 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health and life goals; and 25 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and with as few 26 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients engage in needed 27 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain housing stability. 28 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, property 30 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available housing 31 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services to all enrolled Clients. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 a. Emergency Housing - Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 2 Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 3 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an appropriate level of housing. 18 4 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and providing supportive services for 19 5 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 6 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that access is smooth and that the 21 7 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as well as to provide a warm 22 8 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First model, an approach that is 23 9 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent housing directly from 24 10 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health and life goals; and 25 11 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and with as few 26 12 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients engage in needed 27 13 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain housing stability. 28 14 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 15 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, property 30 16 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available housing 31 17 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 18 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 19 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 20 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services to all enrolled Clients21 members. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 a. Emergency Housing - Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 FSP Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an appropriate level of housing. 18 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and providing supportive services for 19 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that access is smooth and that the 21 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as well as to provide a warm 22 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First model, an approach that is 23 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent housing directly from 24 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health and life goals; and 25 thus services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and with as few 26 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients engage in needed 27 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain housing stability. 28 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, property 30 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available housing 31 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 independently in the community. All Housing options provided by a FSP must meet the minimum requirements set by the COUNTY. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services and supports to all enrolled Clientsmembers. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 a. Emergency Housing - Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 17 Assisted Outpatient Treatment Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs 18 assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an 19 appropriate level of housing. 18 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and 20 providing supportive services for 19 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery 21 process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that 22 access is smooth and that the 21 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as 23 well as to provide a warm 22 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First 24 model, an approach that is 23 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent 25 housing directly from 24 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health 26 and life goals; and 25 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and 27 with as few 26 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients 28 engage in needed 27 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain 29 housing stability. 28 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with 30 COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property 31 owners, property 30 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily 32 available housing 31 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ 33 ability to live 32 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices 34 that support 33 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a 35 Housing 34 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services to all enrolled Clients36 members. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to:: 37 // 36 1 a. Emergency Housing - Housing: Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless 2 or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and 3 shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing and housing 25 support to the 16 Full Service Partnership Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs 26 assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an 27 appropriate level of housing. 18 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and 28 providing supportive services for 19 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery 29 process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that 30 access is smooth and that the 21 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as 31 well as to provide a warm 22 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First 32 model, an approach that is 23 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent 33 housing directly from 24 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health 34 and life goals; and 25 thus services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and 35 with as few 26 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide services and supports to help 36 Clients engage in needed 27 services services, and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and 37 maintain housing stability. 28 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations 1 with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, 2 property 30 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available 3 housing 31 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 4 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 clients’ transition from homelessness to housingAll housing options provided by a FSP must meet minimum 5 requirements set by the COUNTY. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 Specialist and, if 6 needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services and supports to all enrolled Clients. 35 7 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 8 a. Emergency Housing - Housing: Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients individuals who are 37 9 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 10 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 4 Assisted Outpatient Treatment Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs 5 assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an 6 appropriate level of housing. 18 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and 7 providing supportive services for 19 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery 8 process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that 9 access is smooth and that the 21 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as 10 well as to provide a warm 22 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First 11 model, an approach that is 23 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent 12 housing directly from 24 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health 13 and life goals; and 25 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and 14 with as few 26 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients 15 engage in needed 27 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain 16 housing stability. 28 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with 17 COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property 18 owners, property 30 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily 19 available housing 31 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ 20 ability to live 32 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices 21 that support 33 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a 22 Housing 34 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services to all enrolled Clients23 members. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 24 a. Emergency Housing - Housing: Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless 25 or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and 26 shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 7 Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 8 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an appropriate level of housing. 18 9 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and providing supportive services for 19 10 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 11 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that access is smooth and that the 21 12 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as well as to provide a warm 22 13 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First model, an approach that is 23 14 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent housing directly from 24 15 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health and life goals; and 25 16 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and with as few 26 17 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients engage in needed 27 18 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain housing stability. 28 19 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 20 Supportive Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, property 30 21 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available housing 31 22 options, facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 23 independently in the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 24 clients’ transition from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 25 Specialist and, if needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services to all enrolled Clients26 members. 35 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 a. Emergency Housing - Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.

Housing Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide a continuum of housing support to the 16 FSP 37 Clients. This service category includes a comprehensive needs assessment, linkage and placement in a 17 1 safe living arrangement, and ongoing support to sustain an appropriate level of housing. 18 2 CONTRACTOR shall prioritize obtaining appropriate housing and providing supportive services for 19 3 individuals immediately upon enrollment, and throughout the recovery process. CONTRACTOR shall 20 4 arrange to accompany Clients to their housing placements to ensure that access is smooth and that the 21 5 Client is secure in their placement and equipped with basic essentials, as well as to provide a warm 22 6 handoff to the housing provider. CONTRACTOR shall use a Housing First model, an approach that is 23 7 centered on the belief that individuals can achieve stability in permanent housing directly from 24 8 homelessness and that stable housing is the foundation for pursuing other health and life goals; and 25 thus 9 services are oriented to help individuals obtain permanent housing as quickly and with as few 26 10 intermediate steps as possible. CONTRACTOR shall provide supports to help Clients engage in needed 27 11 services and identify and address housing issues in order to achieve and maintain housing stability. 28 12 CONTRACTOR shall develop working relationships and collaborations with COUNTY’s Housing & 29 Supportive 13 Services, local housing authorities, community housing providers, property owners, property 30 14 management staff, etc. to ensure that Clients have access to an array of readily available housing 31 options, 15 facilitate successful transition and placement, and maximize the Clients’ ability to live 32 independently in 16 the community. CONTRACTOR shall train staff to utilize best practices that support 33 clients’ transition 17 from homelessness to housing. CONTRACTOR’s staff shall include a Housing 34 Specialist and, if 18 needed, a Supportive Housing PSC to provide housing services and supports to all enrolled Clientsmembers. 35 19 Housing options shall include, but not be limited to: 36 20 a. Emergency Housing - Immediate shelter for critical access for Clients who are 37 21 homeless or have no other immediate housing options available. Emergency housing is a time-limited 1 22 event and shall only be utilized until a more suitable housing arrangement can be secured.