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In 2023, approximately 10,500 individuals experienced homelessness in Minnesota, with nearly 50% being families.
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Many homeless individuals do not reside in formal shelters, often living in vehicles or other unsuitable conditions.
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The meeting is a lunch and learn focused on housing stabilization services and statewide resources.
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Housing stabilization services (HSS) is a medical assistance benefit aimed at helping adults with disabilities or seniors find and maintain housing.
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HSS includes three components: housing consultation, transition services, and sustaining services for ongoing support.
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Eligibility for HSS requires being enrolled in medical assistance, being at least 18 years old, and having a diagnosable disability or being over 65.
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Transition services assist individuals in planning and moving into their own homes while addressing barriers to housing access.
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Presenters include housing specialists from UCare with experience in direct service and nonprofit work.
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The Minnesota Association of Sober Homes (Mash) provides market-rate housing for individuals transitioning to a sober lifestyle, with varying levels of support based on each home.
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Financial assistance resources are available for those struggling with rent, including emergency assistance and the Family Homeless Prevention Assistance Program (FHPAP).
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Energy assistance programs can help reduce annual costs, and it's recommended to apply early even if not currently behind on payments.
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Organizations like Homeline offer free tenant advocacy and legal advice, while Beyond Backgrounds helps individuals with barriers to accessing housing.
Housing Stabilization Services and Statewide Resources
Katie OsborneMar 20
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