# Presentation: 685969

## Overview of HHS Programs Addressing Chronic Homelessness 

- Miami Policy Academy
*December 9, 2003*

**Overview of HHS Programs Addressing Chronic Homelessness **

**Don Winstead**
- Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Services Policy
- Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
- Department of Health and Human Services

## HHS Operating Divisions and 

**HHS Operating Divisions and **
**the President’s FY ‘04 Budget**
*(dollars in millions)*

- The Secretary

- Administration for Children & Families *($46,990)*

- Administration on Aging* *
*($1,344)*

- Food & Drug Administration
*($1,406)*

- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
*($442,034)*

- Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality1
*($279)*

- Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
*($4,231)*

- Health Resources & Services Administration
*($5,810)*

- National Institutes of Health
*($27,893)*

- Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration *($3,393)*

- Indian Health Service* *
*($3,040)*

*1**Funds are transferred from the appropriations of the other Operating Divisions*

## Discretionary vs. Mandatory Spending1 in HHS for FY 2004 

**Discretionary vs. Mandatory Spending****1**** ****in HHS for FY 2004 **

*1**All dollar values in millions; based on President’s FY ‘04 Budget *

- Discretionary Programs
- ($62,909)

- Medicare
- ($256,336)

- Medicaid
- ($182,543)

- Other Mandatory Programs
- ($37,221)

## HHS Discretionary Funding1 By Service Delivery Agencies 

**HHS Discretionary Funding****1**** By Service Delivery Agencies **
**vs. Other Agencies**

**Discretionary Programs**
**($62,909)**

**11.7%**

_**Service Delivery Agencies**_
- ACF
- AOA
- CMS
- HRSA
- IHS
- SAMHSA

- ($29,281)

- ($33,732)

**Non-Service **_**Delivery Agencies**__**2**_
- AHRQ
- CDC
- FDA
- NIH

*1**All dollar values in millions; based on President’s FY ‘04 Budget *
*2**Non-service delivery agencies fund research and public health safety programs*

## FY ‘04 HHS Funding1 for Mainstream and Homeless Specific Service Programs Relevant to Chronic Homelessness

***HHS Mainstream Programs ****(listed alphabetically)**	**                    ****President’s FY ’04 Budget****	*
- Access to Recovery
- Community Mental Health Services Block Grant
- Community Services Block Grant
- Consolidated Health Centers (CHC)
- Head Start
- Maternal & Child Health Services Block Grant
- Medicaid
- Ryan White CARE Act
- Social Services Block Grant
- State Children’s Health Insurance Program
- Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Block Grant
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
**Total $ for HHS Mainstream Programs****	****	****	****              ****	****	**
***HHS Homeless Specific Service Programs ****(listed alphabetically)*
- Treatment for Homeless Persons2
- Collaborative Initiative on Chronic Homelessness
- Health Care for the Homeless3
- Programs for Runaway & Homeless Youth
- Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness
- Other Targeted Homeless Activities
**Total $ for HHS Homeless Specific Service Programs****	****                 **

**FY ‘04 HHS Funding****1**** for Mainstream and Homeless Specific Service Programs Relevant to Chronic Homelessness**

*                **1**All dollar values in millions, **2**Based on FY ’03 Commitment, **3**Dollars are included in CHC above*

- $200
- $433
- $495
- $1,627
- $6,816
- $751
- $182,543
- $2,010
- $1,700
- $5,090
- $1,785
- $17,609
**$221,059**

- $28
- $10
- $128
- $103
- $50
- $37
**$356**

## FY ‘04 HHS Funding1 for Mainstream and Homeless Specific Service Programs Relevant to Chronic Homelessness

**Homeless Specific Service Programs**
***(<0.5%)***

***(>99.5%)***

*1**All dollar values in millions; Based on President’s FY ‘04 Budget *

**Mainstream Programs**

**FY ‘04 HHS Funding****1**** for Mainstream and Homeless Specific Service Programs Relevant to Chronic Homelessness**

## Ending Chronic Homelessness:

**Ending Chronic Homelessness:**
**Strategies for Action**

**3 Goals:**
**Help eligible, chronically homeless individuals receive health and social services**
**Empower our State and community partners to improve their response to people experiencing chronic homelessness**
**Work to prevent new episodes of homelessness within the HHS clientele**