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THE SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS REGIONAL TASK FORCE ON ENDING HOMELESSNESS 2017 Update on Regional Successes 1 SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS REGIONAL TASK FORCE TO END HOMELESSNESS 12 Ye ar s of Pr ogr e ss T owar ds E nding Home le ssne ss April, 2005


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2017 Update on Regional Successes

THE SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS REGIONAL TASK FORCE ON ENDING HOMELESSNESS

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12 Ye ar s of Pr

  • gr

e ss T

  • war

ds E nding Home le ssne ss

April, 2005 thro ug h April, 2017

SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS REGIONAL TASK FORCE TO END HOMELESSNESS

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I n 2005, No rfo lk Ma yo r Pa ul F ra im c o mmitte d to e nding ho me le ssne ss in No rfo lk, a nd invite d the o the r So uthside lo c a litie s to jo in with No rfo lk. E a c h lo c a lity a ppo inte d a re pre se nta tive , a nd the ta sk fo rc e wa s c re a te d in the Spring

  • f 2005.

WHEN & WHY DID THE TASK FORCE START?

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Coor dinator & Administr ative Age nt

  • T

he Pla nning Co unc il

Par tic ipating Jur isdic tions

  • Che sa pe a ke
  • I

sle o f Wig ht Co unty

  • No rfo lk
  • Po rtsmo uth
  • Suffo lk
  • Virg inia Be a c h

Par tic ipation by and suppor t fr

  • m many loc al,

r e gional and state or ganizations that join toge the r in var ious c ombinations to wor k on

  • ur

shar e d goal of e nding home le ssne ss. T he y inc lude loc al housing author itie s, loc al human se r vic e de par tme nts, state age nc ie s, nonpr

  • fits, the Unite d Way of South Hampton

Roads, the Hampton Roads Community F

  • undation and many othe r

s. So me syste ms inc lude the Pe ninsula lo c alitie s as we ll

WHO IS THE REGIONAL TASK FORCE?

Six L

  • c a litie s a nd Pa rtne rs Working T
  • g e the r for T

we lve Ye a rs

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T

  • make home le ssne ss in our

r e gion r ar e , br ie f and non- r e c ur r ing by:

  • Do ing tho se thing s tha t c a n b e st b e do ne to g e the r
  • Applying the hig he st le ve l o f e xpe rtise a nd e xpe rie nc e

to the issue s

  • Sha ring risk a nd re wa rd, a nd c o mb ining re so urc e s to

do wha t we c o uldn’ t do a lo ne

REGIONAL TASK FORCE MISSION

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  • De ve lo ping re g io na lly-suppo rte d ho using
  • ppo rtunitie s
  • De ve lo ping re so urc e s
  • Pro mo ting Be st Pra c tic e s
  • Co o rdina ting E

ffo rts

  • Ra ising Awa re ne ss

REGIONAL HOMELESSNESS STRATEGIES

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  • L

e a de rship a nd c o mmitme nts fro m YOU, the Ma yo rs a nd Cha irs

  • De ve lo pme nt o f trust a nd re la tio nships a c ro ss the

re g io n inc luding lo c a litie s, no n-pro fits, a s we ll a s sta te a nd fe de ra l a g e nc ie s

  • K

e y imple me nting pa rtne rs a nd funde rs inc luding the Pla nning Co unc il, Unite d Wa y, Ha mpto n Ro a ds Co mmunity F

  • unda tio n, Virg inia

Suppo rtive Ho using , a nd F

  • r K

ids

WHAT ARE THE FOUNDATIONS OF OUR SUCCESS?

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  • I

nc lusio n o f a ll who a re inte re ste d in o ur wo rk a nd suppo rt o ur g o a ls

  • T

he c o ntinuing a va ila b ility o f F e de ra l funds to do the a c tua l ho using de ve lo pme nt a nd pro g ra ms, a nd the suppo rt o f the HUD Ric hmo nd o ffic e

  • K

e y e xte rna l funde rs: VHDA a nd DHCD

WHAT ARE THE FOUNDATIONS OF OUR SUCCESS?

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E nding ve te r an home le ssne ss toge the r !

  • In 2015, the c itie s in the r

e gion and the state ac hie ve d the goal of “vir tually” e nding Ve te r an home le ssne ss.

  • T
  • day, ve te r

ans found home le ss should be house d within 60 days

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

A c o o rdina te d re g io na l e ffo rt o f multiple lo c a litie s, no n-pro fits, the sta te de pa rtme nt o f Ve te ra ns Se rvic e s a nd the Ha mpto n VA Me dic a l Ce nte r wo rke d to g e the r fo r

  • ve r a ye a r to insure tha t a ll

a va ila b le re so urc e s we re utilize d to g e t ho me le ss ve te ra ns ho use d.

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  • One c all c e nte r

for the e ntir e r e gion, inc luding the Pe ninsula!

  • Single point of c ontac t r

e duc e s waste d time for E VE RYONE involve d;

  • Pr
  • vide s unduplic ate d data on

de mand

  • Oppor

tunitie s for additional c ollabor ation.

  • WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

F

  • r

Kids, Inc . no w o pe ra te s the

Re g io na l Ho using Crisis Ho tline with funding fro m multiple lo c a litie s o n the So uthside a nd Pe ninsula

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  • One da ta ba se for the e ntire

South Ha mpton Roa ds a re a

  • Provide s unduplic a te d da ta
  • n se rvic e s, housing a nd

she lte r

  • Opportunitie s for a dditiona l

c olla bora tion.

  • WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

T he Planning Counc il no w o pe ra te s

the Ho me le ss Ma na g e me nt I nfo rma tio n Syste m fo r a ll So uthside lo c a litie s, e limina ting multiple da ta e ntry a nd inc re a sing o ppo rtunitie s fo r c o lla b o ra tio n a nd a c c ura te re po rting o n ne e ds a nd pro g ra ms.

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  • One intake syste m for

the r e gion!

  • E

liminate s time waste d by e ac h pr

  • vide r

in c olle c ting the same data multiple time s.

  • Pr
  • vide s unduplic ate d data on

se r vic e s, housing and she lte r

  • Oppor

tunitie s for additional c ollabor ation.

  • WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

Using our c ommon database , initial intake infor mation c an be ac c e sse d by all age nc ie s in the r e gion, thus e liminating duplic ate d time for home le ss pe r sons and age nc y staff.

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  • 6 out of 6 e ffic ie nc y

a pa rtme nt pro je c ts pro po se d to lo c a l City c o unc ils we re a ppro ve d!

  • Virg inia Suppo rtive Ho using ,

a sta te wide no n-pro fit, de ve lo pe d the se a nd is a ke y re g io na l pa rtne r!

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

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WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US? Results of Regional Efficiency Apartment Developments:

  • 400 units of appr
  • ve d affor

dable housing

  • 320 units o f pe rma ne nt suppo rtive

ho using

  • 80 units o f e ffic ie nc y a pa rtme nts
  • Ove r

450 individuals have be e n house d.

  • Ove r

114 have gr aduate d to othe r pe r mane nt housing.

  • At le ast $40 million dollar

s of inve stme nt fr

  • m public , pr

ivate and nonpr

  • fit sour

c e s

  • 6 diffic ult- to- de ve lop site s have or

will be c ome quality, tax- paying affor dable apar tme nt site s

  • F
  • ur

r e gional Public Housing Author itie s

  • Nor

folk, Por tsmouth, Che sape ake , and Suffolk - have be e n c r itic al par tne r s in making the e ffic ie nc y apar tme nt pr

  • je c ts possible

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Be for e Afte r

  • 1st pe rma ne nt suppo rtive

ho using de ve lo pme nt fo r ho me le ss a dults in the re g io n

  • 1st r

e gionally- suppor te d studio apar tme nts for home le ss single adults in the nation (60 units)

With the a da ptive re use o f the RC Co la b o ttling wa re ho use , Go sno ld Apa rtme nts o pe ne d in 2006

GOSNOLD APARTMENTS (NORFOLK)

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  • 2nd re g io na l SRO o pe ne d in 2008 -(60

units)

  • 1st SRO to be c e r

tifie d by E ar thCr aft of Vir ginia for e ne r gy and r e sour c e e ffic ie nc y

CLOVERLEAF APARTMENTS (VIRGINIA BEACH)

Ada ptive re use o f Co lle g e Pa rk Ska ting Rink

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  • 3rd re g io na l SRO
  • pe ne d in 2010 – 60

units

  • De ve lo pme nt wa s

b uilt o n la nd do na te d b y the Po rtsmo uth Re de ve lo pme nt a nd Ho using Autho rity

SOUTH BAY APARTMENTS (PORTSMOUTH)

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Be for e

HERON’S LANDING APARTMENTS (CHESAPEAKE)

4th re g io na l SRO

  • pe ne d in 2013 – 60

Units

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Cr e sc e nt Squar e Apar tme nts (Vir ginia Be ac h)

  • 80-unit e ffic ie nc y a pa rtme nt

c o mple x to b e de ve lo pe d b y Virg inia Suppo rtive Ho using

  • 40 ho using units fo r pe rso ns

e xpe rie nc ing ho me le ssne ss + 40 fo r lo w-inc o me pe rso ns

  • Ope ne d in Spring o f 2016

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

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  • Churc h Stre e t Sta tio n

Apa rtme nts (No rfo lk)

  • 80-unit e ffic ie nc y a pa rtme nt

c o mple x unde r c o nstruc tio n b y Virg inia Suppo rtive Ho using

  • 40 ho using units fo r pe rso ns

e xpe rie nc ing ho me le ssne ss + 40 fo r lo w-inc o me pe rso ns

  • Ope ning in 2017

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

Re nde ring o f c hurc h stre e t sta tio n

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Six Re g io na l Co nfe re nc e s to E nd Ho me le ssne ss – usua lly a tte nde d b y

  • ve r 200 pe o ple
  • T

he Pla nning Co unc il -- c ritic a l ta sk fo rc e pa rtne r

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

2010 c onfe r e nc e at Vir ginia We sle yan Colle ge 2012 c onfe r e nc e at Old Dominion Unive r sity

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Millio ns o f do lla rs in do na tio ns to wa rd re g io na l pro je c ts fro m the Ha mpto n Ro a ds Co mmunity F

  • unda tio n --

c ritic a l re g io na l suppo rte r!

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

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Cre a te d the o ppo rtunity fo r re g io na l c o o pe ra tio n to o b ta in the Suppo rt Se rvic e s fo r Ve te ra n F a milie s (SSVF ) g ra nt -- ove r

$800,000 in ne w funds to he lp ve te r ans in the r e gion.

WHAT HAS REGIONAL COOPERATION GOTTEN US?

Vir ginia Be ac h Community De ve lopme nt Cor por ation (VBCDC) and F

  • r

Kids par tne r e d to obtain the SSVF gr ant!

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  • Co o rdina te d Po int in T

ime Co unts o f the ho me le ss po pula tio n fo r the e ntire Ha mpto n Ro a ds a re a

  • Me rg e d Co ntinuum o f Ca re : Che sa pe a ke , No rfo lk, We ste rn

T ide wa te r – re duc ing o ve rhe a d a nd inc re a sing e xpe rtise

  • I

nte r-jurisdic tio na l Ag re e me nt fo r T ra nsfe r o f Be ne fits b e twe e n huma n se rvic e s a g e nc ie s – he lping pe o ple g e t ho use d a nd ke e p the ir b e ne fits

COORDINATED EFFORTS

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DEVELOPING RESOURCES

F ROM

  • 6 lo c a l g o ve rnme nts
  • L
  • c a l fo unda tio ns
  • Dra g a s F

a mily F

  • unda tio n
  • Busine sse s
  • F

a ith c o mmunity

  • I

ndividua l c itize ns

  • Me rg e d Co ntinuum o f Ca re pro c e ss

F OR

  • Six re g io na l SROs
  • Co ntinuum o f Ca re Pro je c ts
  • So uth Ha mpto n Ro a ds 2010 Ho using Ne e ds

Asse ssme nt

  • Re g io na l Co o rdina to r fo r the T

a sk F

  • rc e
  • Multiple lo c a l pro je c ts

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VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Additional Pr

  • je c ts Unde r

way

  • A re g io na lly-c o o rdina te d a ppro a c h to a ddre ssing ho me le ss

fa milie s

  • Re g io na l Ce ntra l I

nta ke – a dditio na l impro ve me nts in ho w se rvic e s a re a c c e sse d

  • Go o dwill Ho spita lity T

ra ining Pro g ra m

  • T

he He a ling Pla c e - fo r c hro nic a lly ho me le ss sub sta nc e a b use rs

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THE HEALING PLACE

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  • Re side ntia l sub sta nc e a b use re c o ve ry pro g ra m fo r ho me le ss me n a nd wo me n
  • Will sig nific a ntly re duc e me nta l he a lth, la w e nfo rc e me nt a nd he a lth c a re c o sts

pre vio usly spe nt to tre a t this po pula tio n

THE HEALING PLACE

Pr

  • gr

e ss Made

  • I

nsta lla tio n o f Bo a rd o f Dire c to rs

  • Hire d E

xe c utive Dire c to r

  • Se c ure d 501c 3 de sig na tio n
  • Curre ntly wo rking o n a po te ntia l site in the City o f Ha mpto n

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WHAT WE NEED TO CONTINUE SUCCEEDING

  • Yo ur a wa re ne ss,

dire c tio n a nd suppo rt

  • Co ntinue d a va ila b ility
  • f F

e de ra l funds

T hank you!

Yo ur c o mme nts a nd q ue stio ns a re re q ue ste d!

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