Housing & Homelessness Prevention
Practical help to secure safe, stable housing while addressing the barriers that make housing hard to keep. We pair immediate assistance with long-term stability planning and financial coaching.
Comprehensive Housing Solutions & Homelessness Prevention
We support individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or the risk of eviction. Housing assistance is paired with services that address employment, health, benefits, and other factors that affect stability. Our team works with clients to set goals, navigate systems, and move quickly into housing.
Our approach emphasizes rapid connection to housing and coordinated services—so people can focus on work, health, and family while they rebuild stability.
With this service, we provide:
- Emergency housing assistance and placement
- Rental assistance and eviction prevention
- Housing search and landlord mediation
- Financial literacy and budgeting coaching
- Rapid rehousing coordination
- Permanent supportive housing referrals/coordination
- Utility assistance and energy-support programs
- Housing stability case management
Our Evidence-Informed Approach
We use proven practices that prioritize immediate housing while offering wraparound support.
- Housing First principles
- Trauma-informed housing practices
- Progressive engagement model
- Alignment with local coordinated entry systems
Why This Service Matters
Stable housing is foundational for health, employment, and family well-being. By addressing both urgent needs and long-term goals, housing assistance helps people retain housing, strengthen finances, and reduce future risk of homelessness.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Housing First approach?
Housing First focuses on getting people into housing quickly and then providing services to address underlying needs. Participation in treatment or sobriety is not required as a condition of housing placement.
Who is eligible for housing assistance?
People experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or risk of eviction. Eligibility and prioritization depend on local program criteria; services are available regardless of substance use or mental health status.
How long can individuals receive assistance?
Timelines vary by need and program. Some supports are short-term (about 3–24 months) while long-term supportive housing is available for people with disabilities or chronic conditions.
Service Overview
Individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or at risk of eviction
Community outreach, office visits, and in-home meetings where appropriate
Flexible scheduling with evening/weekend availability; emergency support available 24/7
Often funded through HUD, state, and local programs. Availability and any client costs depend on program rules and eligibility in your area.
What Clients Receive
- Emergency placement support
- Rental assistance and eviction prevention
- Housing search and landlord mediation
- Financial coaching and budgeting tools
- A plan for long-term housing stability
Who This Is For
Individuals and families experiencing homelessness or eviction risk; veterans; youth leaving care; families with children; people with disabilities; and anyone facing housing instability who could benefit from coordinated housing support.
Request ServicesReady to Achieve Housing Stability?
Contact us to learn more about Housing & Homelessness Prevention services and how we can help you or your loved ones achieve stable, affordable housing.