Sentences with phrase «into permanent housing»

I don't have the resources to help them get into permanent housing.

[ii] This right to remain in the same preschool includes the right to receive transportation to preschool (even if preschool transportation is not typically provided)[iii], and continues for as long as the child is homeless, and until the end of the academic year in which the child moves into permanent housing.

The Republican nominee against Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed to stop using the hotels within five to 10 years, placing the homeless into permanent housing instead of new shelters.

Recently the New York Times reported on two new proposed rent subsidy programs aimed at helping families with children move from homeless shelters into permanent housing.

Housing First, as defined by the federal government, involves «moving primarily individuals who are chronically or episodically homeless from the streets or homeless shelters directly into permanent housing.

The designation by the US Interagency Council on Homelessness means the city has the services in place to quickly get long - term homeless veterans with disabilities into permanent housing.

«In 2012 alone, the department averaged a placement of more than a family per day into permanent housing.»

De Blasio has said he agrees with using the funds to help homeless people transition into permanent housing.

Transitional Housing Assistance Grants for Victims of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking Solicitation (PDF - 377) Office on Violence Against Women Focuses on a holistic, victim centered approach to provide transitional housing services that move individuals into permanent housing.

In addition, President Obama's plan to end homelessness among veterans has had success, in part, because of its focus on immediately placing people who are homeless into permanent housing without requiring them to first complete an alcohol or drug treatment program.

Mr. Banks said combining HRA and DHS would mean streamlined services to get people off the street and into shelter, out of shelter and into permanent housing and to prevent people struggling to hold onto their apartments from winding up homeless.

WHITE PLAINS, NY - In recognition of the county's successful efforts in addressing homelessness, Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino today announced that the Department of Social Services (DSS) has been awardeda $ 2.1 million federal grant to continue its efforts to get people out of shelters and into permanent housing.

«New York City needs more supportive housing in every neighborhood to get more than 40,000 parents and children out of shelters and into permanent housing,» said Councilmember Ben Kallos.

«Thus, there is a better chance of getting them off the streets and into permanent housing.»

Today, the Army and National Guard veteran and former Peace Corps volunteer, who was briefly homeless and then in transitional housing, is about to move into permanent housing.

HUD is expanding the availability of a rapid rehousing program and Housing Choice Vouchers to help more families move out of homelessness more quickly and into permanent housing.