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Cathedral Square describes HIP incentive program aimed at preventing eviction among formerly homeless residents
Summary
Cathedral Square’s CEO described HIP, a housing incentive program integrated with SASH services that offers monthly incentives and savings matches to recently housed people; early results show eviction notices resolved and expansion plans.
Kim Fitzgerald, CEO of Cathedral Square, described the nonprofit’s Housing Incentive Program (HIP) to the committee, presenting HIP as a locally driven, person-centered model that pairs monthly incentives with SASH (Support and Services at Home) care coordination and embedded mental-health clinicians.
HIP eligibility is voluntary and limited to people who moved in from homelessness. Participants choose items from a menu of supportive activities (for example attending…
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