BACKGROUND (CONT'D)
• At serious risk of institutionalization;
• Homeless; or
• At risk of becoming homeless.
HACCC's primary partners in the Mainstream program will be the Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB) and the Health, Housing and Homeless Services Department of Contra Costa County (H3). Te current capacity and record of running successful housing programs for disabled persons of all three partners was a significant factor in the award of these vouchers.
The grant start date is still being negotiated with HUD, but it is expected that housing assistance will first be available January 1, 2019.
While all of HACCC's programs are available to serve the homeless via the normal application process, Mainstream is one of 7 that HACCC operates that are targeted largely or solely to homeless individuals and families. The programs, and the current number of participants in each, are as follows:
Shelter Plus Care |
323 |
VASH |
226 |
VASH (HACCC) (142) |
|
VASH (Pittsburg) (84) |
|
PBV |
66 |
Lakeside Apartments (11) |
|
Garden Park Apartments (27) |
|
Idaho Apartments (28) |
|
Total |
615 |
New Mainstream |
55 |
Moving On |
50 |
Committed Total |
720 |
FISCAL IMPACT
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded the Housing Authority (HACCC) $896,234 in budget authority for a 12-month term to support 55 new vouchers under the Mainstream voucher program.
CONSEQUENCE OF NEGATIVE ACTION
None. Informational item only.
CLERK'S ADDENDUM