SSVF and HVRP - National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

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U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsVeterans Health AdministrationTargeting Tool for SSVFThreshold is x+ points1 point: rental and/or utility arrears2 points: housing loss in 21 days, significant income loss, applied forshelter, recent military dc, dependent child age 6-173 points: housing loss in 14 days, dependent under age 6, 2+ movesin 60 days, living in hotel/motel, friends or family on a temporarybasis; dc from institution without housing plan; homeless in past60 days; income less than 30% AMI.DRAFT18
U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsVeterans Health AdministrationConsumer ChoiceIn many social service programs, recommendations for system designs havegenerally been made with little consumer input.• We begin with a recognition that every person/family who ishomeless or at-risk has different concerns and needs to beaddressed. These concerns may not match agency/providerinterests.• Homelessness only describes living conditions, does notidentify the individual needs and aspirations.• To get to Zero, must engage all Veterans - requires thedevelopment of a broad continuum of care that can address theneeds identified by Veterans.• By making consumers active partners, clinicians are more likelyto successfully engage them in care (Beck, 2010).DRAFT
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