Must be "chronically homeless" as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (literally homeless, permanently disabled (mental or physical), homeless for at least one year in the past three years, capable of independent living). Eligibility requires evidence of residency in San Joaquin County. Enrollment is also dependent on an assessment of need and other requirements as required by federal regulations set forth in the HEARTH Act.
Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.
Permanent Supportive Housing is primarily directed to serving the needs of households consisting of an adult homeless person with a permanent disabling condition but also serves homeless households where the head of household is disabled. The program provides rent support and strongly encourages that qualifying participants receive ongoing support services from either the referring agency or a social service agency. Additionally, a self-sufficiency plan is developed with specific goals to assist members of the household toward self-sufficiency. Households must be able to provide for basic living needs in addition to rent.
Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.
