6-7 years 4-5years 1-3 years Less than 1 year Applicant does not have experience operating a similar Transitional Housing Project. SECTION VI – MINI APPLICATION SECTION TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SUB-COMPONENT – RATING AND RANKING Process Used to Evaluate and Improve this Transitional Housing Project Describe the process used by your Organization to review this Transitional Housing Project to determine areas for improvement. Discuss the following: Appraisal of organizational needs and assessment of Program Participant outcomes. Frequency of review. Involvement of staff and Program Participants in the review process. Results from the evaluation process. Describe how your organization uses this information to make improvements to this Transitional Housing Project. If additional space is needed for the description of the process, copies of evaluation tools, and other documentation of evaluation outcomes, attach as page 39-1. SECTION VI – MINI APPLICATION SECTION TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SUB-COMPONENT – RATING AND RANKING
ACTUAL OUTCOMES FOR JULY 1, 2011 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2012 QUESTIONS A # Homeless (Individuals) who moved into… B # Homeless (Individual Intakes) (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Transitional Housing Project) C A÷B=C (%) Homeless Individuals who have exited this Transitional Housing Project and moved into Permanent Housing. Homeless Individuals who have exited this Transitional Housing Project and moved into other Transitional Housing. Homeless Individuals who have exited this Transitional Housing Project and moved into an Emergency Shelter. A # Homeless (Adults) who have… B # Homeless (Adult Intakes) (Adult Program Participants that entered into this Transitional Housing Project) C A÷B=C (%) Homeless Adults who have obtained or retained Employment Homeless Adults who have obtained income (e.g. SSI, TANF, or County General Assistance) Homeless Adults who have stabilized a mental illness or chemical addiction for a minimum of 90 days A # Homeless (Individuals) who were assisted B # Homeless (Individual Intakes) (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Transitional Housing Project) C A÷B=C (%) Homeless Veterans Homeless Victims of Domestic Violence Homeless Developmentally Disabled Homeless Physically, Mentally or Emotionally Disabled
Homelessness Prevention Project does not offer services for linguistic needs of the Program Participants including information that complies with the HUD Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Guidelines. SECTION VI – MINI APPLICATION SECTION OUTCOME TABLE – HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION COMPONENT Provide Projected Outcomes for the Period’. No supporting documentation is required. However, describe the methodology used to determine the projected outcomes. Attach as Page 59-1. The information should include those assisted with ESG and Non-ESG funding. PROJECTED OUTCOMES QUESTIONS A # At-Risk (Individuals) who will … B # At-Risk (Individual) Intakes (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Homelessness Prevention Project) C (%) D # At-Risk (Households) who will be… E # At-Risk (Household) Intakes (Head of household applying for Homelessness Prevention Project) F D÷E=F (%) At-Risk who will be assisted with Homelessness Prevention activities. At-Risk who will obtain Permanent housing. At-Risk who will obtain or retain employment Homeless who will obtain income (e.g. SSI, TANF, or County General Assistance). A # At-Risk… (Individuals) who will be assisted B # At-Risk (Individual) Intakes (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Homelessness Prevention Project) C (%) D # At-Risk …. (Households) who will be assisted E # At-Risk (Household) Intakes (Head of household applying for Homelessness Prevention Project) F D÷E=F (%) At-Risk Veterans At-Risk Victims of Domestic Violence At-Risk Developmentally Disabled At-Risk Physically, Mentally or Emotionally Disabled
On-Site or Off-Site On-Site or Off-Site 4. Accessibility of Services: a. Rapid Re-Housing Project provides Transportation to and from off-site services based on the needs of the individual Program Participants. Rapid Re-Housing Project does not provide Transportation to and from off-site services based on the needs of the individual Program Participants. b. Re-Housing Project has Accommodations for Program Participants with disabilities. Rapid Re-Housing Project does not have Accommodations for Program Participants with disabilities. Rapid Re-Housing Project offers services for linguistic needs of the Program Participants including information that complies with the HUD Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Guidelines. Rapid Re-Housing Project does not offer services for linguistic needs of the Program Participants including information that complies with the HUD Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Guidelines. SECTION VI – MINI APPLICATION SECTION RAPID RE-HOUSING ASSISTANCE COMPONENT RATING AND RANKING OUTCOME TABLE – RAPID RE-HOUSING COMPONENT Provide Projected Outcomes for this ‘Grant Period.’ No supporting documentation is required. However, describe the methodology used to determine the projected outcomes. Attach as Page 68-1. The information should include those assisted with ESG and non-ESG funding.
PROJECTED OUTCOMES QUESTIONS A # Homeless (Individuals) who will … B # Homeless (Individual) Intakes (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Re-Housing Project) C A÷B=C (%) D # Homeless who will be… E # Homeless (Household) Intakes (Head of household applying for Rapid Project) F D÷E=F (%) Homeless who will be assisted with Rapid Re-Housing. Homeless who will obtain Permanent housing. Homeless who will obtain employment. Homeless who will obtain other income (e.g. SSI, TANF, or County General Assistance) A # Homeless (Individuals) who will be assisted B # Homeless (Individual) Intakes (Program Participants of all ages that entered into this Rapid Project) C A÷B=C (%) D # Homeless. who will be assisted E # Homeless (Household) Intakes (Head of household applying for Rapid Project) F D÷E=F (%) Homeless Veterans Homeless Victims of Domestic Violence Homeless Developmentally Disabled Homeless Physically, Mentally or Emotionally Disabled