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The 2022-23 Budget: The Governor’s Homelessness Plan
For the 2021‑22 funds, HCD continues to accept applications and make awards. So far, over 40 applications have requested about $1 billion in Homekey funding and 14 projects have been awarded funding. 

Figure 9
Homekey Program 2020‑21 Awards
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Regions 

Funding

Units Created 

Los Angeles County 

$268 

1,814

Bay Area

275 

1,627

San Joaquin Valley

63 

765

Southern California 

66 

592

San Diego County 

38 

332

Sacramento Area

39 

331

Balance of State 

26 

233

Central Coast

23 

217

Totals 

$798 

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Note: If you don’t live near a VA medical center or clinic, our mental health providers can counsel you over the phone (called telemental health care). Or, we can refer you to a Vet Center or health care provider near you.

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The VA health care program covers PTSD health services. To access these services, first apply for VA health care.Apply for health care
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If you don’t have a VA primary care provider or have never been seen in a VA hospital or clinic, contact us in one of these ways:
Call our general information hotline at 800-827-1000. We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET, or
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Program funds will go toward outreach, feasibility studies, predevelopment activities, and construction related to the development of housing units, as well as two multi-use bicycle and pedestrian paths.Wiyot Tribe: $4.99 million to acquire four underutilized, infill sites throughout Humboldt County to redevelop into affordable, multi-family housing projects.City of Nevada City: $300k to develop pre-approved residential designs that can be used to accommodate accessory dwelling units, SB 9 developments, or small primary homes that could be permitted without a discretionary review.County of Calaveras: $1.74 million to cover the cost of permit fees and utility connections for approximately 76 lower- to moderate-income homes near public transit and employment centers.County of Colusa: $2.4 million for planning and predevelopment activities, as well as infrastructure projects, that will support 48 income-restricted homes affordable to lower-income households.County of Inyo: $220k for zoning and General Plan updates that will reduce land use and zoning barriers. These updates will encourage development that focuses on new growth within and near existing communities that will improve the relationship between jobs and housing while also being sensitive toward environmental constraints.County of Tuolumne: $3.08 million for the expansion of the Jamestown Sanitary District sewer system and wastewater treatment facilities and the construction of the Valley Vista Water Storage Tank, which will support future housing developments in several of the County’s large and undeveloped parcels.Humboldt County Association of Governments (HCAOG): $2.69 million to fund an on-demand micro transit program and infill housing development project through partnerships with the Humboldt Transit Authority (HTA) and We Are Up (WAU) nonprofit organization, respectively. On average, the micro transit program is estimated to lower per capita VMT along with a 28% reduction from the WAU infill development, which is expected to be 50 units.
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