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Overview of the Office
of Supportive Housing
Community Connects
September 17, 2020
Mission
The Office of Supportive Housing’s (OSH) mission
is to increase the supply of housing and
supportive housing that is affordable and
available to extremely low income and /or special
needs households. OSH supports the County
mission of promoting a healthy, safe, and
prosperous community by ending and preventing
homelessness.
What we do and who
we serve
Supportive Housing System Map
Homelessness
Prevention
Prevents individuals and
families from becoming
homeless
Outreach
? Engages individuals who
are homeless and living in
places not meant for
human habitation
? Access Point
? Locate those referred to
housing opportunities
Coordinated
Assessment System
? Front door to housing resources
? Matches to appropriate housing
opportunities
Emergency Shelter
? Access point for
assessment and other resources
? Safe place, meal, shower for
individuals who are homeless
Permanent Supportive Housing
Long term subsidy for individuals
who have been homeless and
who are living with a disability
Transitional Housing
? Temporary housing and services
? Target populations: veterans, youth, PSH
searching for unit
Rapid Rehousing
? Short term financial assistance
and support services
? Exit to permanent housing without subsidy
4
What is supportive housing
and what does it look like?
Permanent
Supportive
Housing
6
Rapid
Rehousing
7
Update on Measure A
Affordable Housing Bond
2016 Measure A
Affordable Housing Bond
9
Measure A Projects
10
Measure A Projects in District 4
11
Development Name Total Units PSH Units RRH Units Other Affordable City
Leigh Avenue Senior Apartments 64 63 - - San Jose
Park Avenue Apartments 100 20 - 80 San Jose
Agrihood Senior Apartments 165 54 - 109 Santa Clara
West San Carlos Housing 80 40 - 39 San Jose
Page Street 82 27 - 55 San Jose
Calabazas Apartments (formerly Corvin) 145 80 - 65 Santa Clara
Moorpark Apts 108 106 - - San Jose
Bascom Apartments 90 20 9 59 San Jose
Kifer Apartments 80 45 - 34 Santa Clara
2020 Community Plan
to End Homelessness
The Framework
13
PLAN BUILT ON 3 CORE STRATEGIES
AGGRESSIVE
TARGETS
14
COVID Response and
Resources
Shelter Hotline
16
Call Hotline at
408-278-6420
? Referrals
from
clients,
medical
providers,
public
health, etc.
Hotline staff
conducts
triage
? If medical
conditions
are present
or client is
elderly,
additional
medical
screening is
conducted
by nurses
Shelter need is
determined
? Vulnerable/
high risk =
non-
congregate
shelter
? All others =
congregate
shelter
Outreach team
contacts client
? Client is
offered
placement
? Client may
accept or
refuse
Outreach team
provides
transportation
? Client
receives
shelter bed
or
hotel/motel
room
? Services
provided on
site
Clients Served Through 09/11/2020
2782
1495
1287
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
Total Clients Served
Total Served
Non-Congregate Shelters
Congregate Shelters
Questions?

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D4 Community Connects: Office of Supportive Housing

  • 1. Overview of the Office of Supportive Housing Community Connects September 17, 2020
  • 2. Mission The Office of Supportive Housing’s (OSH) mission is to increase the supply of housing and supportive housing that is affordable and available to extremely low income and /or special needs households. OSH supports the County mission of promoting a healthy, safe, and prosperous community by ending and preventing homelessness.
  • 3. What we do and who we serve
  • 4. Supportive Housing System Map Homelessness Prevention Prevents individuals and families from becoming homeless Outreach ? Engages individuals who are homeless and living in places not meant for human habitation ? Access Point ? Locate those referred to housing opportunities Coordinated Assessment System ? Front door to housing resources ? Matches to appropriate housing opportunities Emergency Shelter ? Access point for assessment and other resources ? Safe place, meal, shower for individuals who are homeless Permanent Supportive Housing Long term subsidy for individuals who have been homeless and who are living with a disability Transitional Housing ? Temporary housing and services ? Target populations: veterans, youth, PSH searching for unit Rapid Rehousing ? Short term financial assistance and support services ? Exit to permanent housing without subsidy 4
  • 5. What is supportive housing and what does it look like?
  • 8. Update on Measure A Affordable Housing Bond
  • 9. 2016 Measure A Affordable Housing Bond 9
  • 11. Measure A Projects in District 4 11 Development Name Total Units PSH Units RRH Units Other Affordable City Leigh Avenue Senior Apartments 64 63 - - San Jose Park Avenue Apartments 100 20 - 80 San Jose Agrihood Senior Apartments 165 54 - 109 Santa Clara West San Carlos Housing 80 40 - 39 San Jose Page Street 82 27 - 55 San Jose Calabazas Apartments (formerly Corvin) 145 80 - 65 Santa Clara Moorpark Apts 108 106 - - San Jose Bascom Apartments 90 20 9 59 San Jose Kifer Apartments 80 45 - 34 Santa Clara
  • 12. 2020 Community Plan to End Homelessness
  • 13. The Framework 13 PLAN BUILT ON 3 CORE STRATEGIES
  • 16. Shelter Hotline 16 Call Hotline at 408-278-6420 ? Referrals from clients, medical providers, public health, etc. Hotline staff conducts triage ? If medical conditions are present or client is elderly, additional medical screening is conducted by nurses Shelter need is determined ? Vulnerable/ high risk = non- congregate shelter ? All others = congregate shelter Outreach team contacts client ? Client is offered placement ? Client may accept or refuse Outreach team provides transportation ? Client receives shelter bed or hotel/motel room ? Services provided on site
  • 17. Clients Served Through 09/11/2020 2782 1495 1287 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 Total Clients Served Total Served Non-Congregate Shelters Congregate Shelters