A family exits the RRH program when they no longer need the financial resources or case management support Lydia Place provides. Typically, this is a mutually reached decision and often happens around a year after securing permanent housing, but Lydia Place case management can extend, even if a client no longer needs financial assistance. Lydia Place regularly supports many families in RRH for 2-3 years or more. Lydia Place clients can also continue to receive our parent education and counseling services beyond their RRH exit date. Families are allowed to withdraw themselves from the program at any time, but rarely do so, as they will lose their eligibility for financial assistance once that happens. Prior to a family exiting RRH services, the case manager will be in communication with the property manager/owner. As a part of our exit plan, case managers will work with the family on what to do if an emergency arises after exiting our program. Partnering property managers/owners are always welcome to call case managers and ask for support any time after a family exits. Our staff are happy to assist with navigating difficult conversations or accessing community resources.