Opening Doors to Affordable & Accessible Housing
Presentation by: Betsy Fadali – NV Housing Division Laura Valentine – Division of Public and Behavioral Health (formerly at Aging & Disability Services Division)
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Opening Doors to Affordable & Accessible Housing Presentation by: Betsy Fadali NV Housing Division Laura Valentine Division of Public and Behavioral Health (formerly at Aging & Disability Services Division) Focus of Todays
Presentation by: Betsy Fadali – NV Housing Division Laura Valentine – Division of Public and Behavioral Health (formerly at Aging & Disability Services Division)
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∗ Physical/Medical/Oral Health ∗ Mental/Behavioral Health ∗ Safety and Security ∗ Collaborative Relationships ∗ Other Supports and/or Needs
Up to organization to ensure quality provision.
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∗ There are physical and behavioral health impacts when people live too long in restrictive settings and/or are homeless (or cycle between) ∗ A home of choice is a cornerstone for success
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∗ Encourages maximum independence ∗ Requires collaboration between DHHS and NHD
∗ Grant writing, planning – Team 811, measuring and reporting results
∗ Advisory board, outreach, use, reporting
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∗ Chapter 319 indicates many of the legal requirements for the Housing Division
∗ 319.143 authorizes the Housing Division to develop a housing database ∗ And, 319.267 indicates the requirements of ADSD to obtain specific information on a quarterly basis from owners of residential property received any loan, grant or contribution
∗ 319.267 - .283 specifies the requirements of housing owners to report to ADSD
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Housing Units Listed as Available to Serve Special Needs Populations as of 6/1/2015
50 100 150 200 250 300
Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Domestic Violence Drug and/or Alcohol Recovery Ex-Offenders Frail and Elderly HIV/AIDS Homeless Homeowners w Foreclosure Issues Mental Health Consumers Natural Disaster Victims Persons w Developmental Disabilities Persons w Physical Disabilities Previous Evictions Refugees Shelter Plus Care Sponsored Tenants Students Transitional Age Youth Veterans
Units Available Statewide
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∗ http://affordablehousingonline.com/open-section-8-waiting-lists ∗ http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD (a variety of different resources, including housing rights, local field offices, etc.) ∗ http://www.bazelon.org ∗ http://www.ilru.org ∗ http://www.diversifynevada.com/programs-resources/rural- community-development/division-documents ∗ http://www.socialsecurity.gov ∗ http://www.tacinc.org ∗ http://housing.nv.gov ∗ And, of course any Division within the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS – http://dhhs.nv.gov) to ensure connection to the human services programs
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