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County expects nearly $500,000 to support families experiencing homelessness

Orange County Department of Mental Health Community Services Board · September 11, 2024
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Summary

Orange County submitted a Family Centered Case Management Plan to the state that, if approved, would bring almost $500,000 to support families placed in hotels and motels with clinical, housing and employment services.

Commissioner Lacey Trimble reported that a Family Centered Case Management Plan was submitted by the Department of Social Services to the state for approval and that the plan would provide nearly $500,000 in funding for supports to families experiencing homelessness placed in hotels and motels. The plan was drafted collaboratively by DSS and Mental Health and is intended to fund clinical, housing, and employment supports.

The board recorded the submission in the minutes; no vote or additional board action on approval was recorded. Trimble did not provide a breakdown of the funding sources or a timeline for state approval during the meeting, so those details remain 'not specified' in the minutes.