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DCA summarizes homelessness, reentry and HOME access grants for special-needs housing

State Planning & Community Affairs · April 8, 2019
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Summary

Shawn Williams described DCA’s balance-of-state Continuum of Care for 152 counties, Shelter Plus Care and a reentry partnership housing program (3–6 month transitional housing), and noted HOME access grants of up to $10,000 for accessibility modifications through the State Independent Living Council.

Shawn Williams told the committee that DCA administers homelessness and special-needs programs as the balance-of-state Continuum of Care across roughly 152 counties and that DCA is the HUD grant applicant and fund disperser for subrecipients who deliver services and housing assistance.

Williams described a reentry partnership housing program that provides 3–6 months of transitional housing for eligible people reentering society (in collaboration with the Department of Community Services) and said DCA offers the HOME Access program, which provides grants up to $10,000 to adapt homes for people with disabilities through the State Independent Living Council program.