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Provides housing navigation and support services to assist individuals and families with finding and retaining permanent housing. Offers assistance with developing life skills, securing home loans or financing, and establishing personal support systems to maintain long-term housing stability. Connects participants to community resources for employment, education, healthcare, dental services, and transportation.

Provides comprehensive wraparound care and intensive care management to assist community members with meeting essential life needs and improving health outcomes. Connects individuals to housing navigation, housing retention, and sustaining support services. Offers assistance with establishing primary care medical homes, arranging medical transportation, and accessing community resources.

Provides the following CalAIM Community Support Services:

Housing Deposits: -Provides assistance with housing security deposits, utilities assistance. Members can also receive funding for medically necessary items like air conditioners, heaters, and hospital beds to ensure their new home is safe for move-in.

Housing Tenancy and Sustaining Services: -Provides support to maintain safe and stable tenancy once housing is secured, such as coordination with landlords to address issues, assistance with the annual recertification process, and linkage to community resources to prevent eviction.

Housing Transition Navigation: -Provides help to find, apply for, and secure housing to members experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Recuperative Care (Medical Respite): -Provides short-term residential care for members with unstable housing who no longer require hospitalization, but still need to heal from an injury or illness. The residential care includes housing, meals, ongoing monitoring of the member’s condition, and other services like coordination of transportation to appointments.

Respite Services: -Provides short-term relief for member caregivers. Members may receive caregiver services in their home or in an approved facility on an hourly, daily, or nightly basis as needed.

Short-Term Post Hospitalization Housing: -Provides short-term housing (up to six months) for members who do not have a residence, and who have high medical or mental health and substance use disorder needs so they can continue recovery. To receive this support, members must also have been discharged from an inpatient clinical setting, residential substance use disorder treatment or recovery facility, residential mental health treatment facility, correctional facility, nursing facility, or recuperative care.

Provides housing navigation, individualized case management, and resource connections for young adults ages 18-24 who have experienced the foster care system. Offers life skills training to assist participants with obtaining and maintaining stable housing. Delivers mentorship and tailored transition planning to support long-term independence.