Provides affordable housing for homeless Veterans in brand new, move-in ready apartments, with rental subsidies covering up to 100% of rent. Some residents may also qualify for utility allowance, depending on income. Robust case management services are provided to residents. Each apartment includes a bed, bedding, towels, kitchen accessories, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items, and some furniture. ##Veteran##

Case management for people recovering from addictions, referrals to counseling, assistance in locating permanent housing, self-help groups, and accessing educational/vocational resources.

Project Veterans' Independence is a Catholic Charities program partnership with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Our goal is to place homeless veterans into permanent housing and help them live independently within their communities while offering counseling and access to support services. Supportive case management, peer-to-peer support groups and crisis intervention services are available to all clients.

JHA is a permanent supported housing program for homeless households containing at least one member with a disabling condition. One, two, and three bedroom units are available. On-site case management services help tenants access services and supports needed to stabilize housing and address barriers to future success.

Offers 68 scattered site, furnished apartments to chronically homeless individuals as part of a Housing First Model. The Housing First Model does not put conditions on housing; treatment and sobriety are not conditions, and income and ID are not required. Low to medium demand supportive case management is provided. The resident will be assisted with obtaining food, appropriate clothing, identification, benefits, medical services, and follow ups. Opportunities for work activities to develop skills and income potential are made available.

Mental health mobile outreach team providing assistance in obtaining housing, case management, mental health counseling, psychiatric evaluations, medication therapy, and placement into Shelter Plus Care housing units. Provides services to individuals with both substance abuse and mental health disorders (MICA). Operates supported housing units for homeless individuals with psychiatric disorders.

Permanent living for single, homeless individuals or those at risk of homelessness. Residents receive extensive case management through CCA's Transitional Services.

HATAS Shelter Plus Care Program is a supportive housing program that provides rental subsidies and case management for homeless people disabled by mental illness in Albany County. Consumers are linked to treatment and community services and are encouraged to reach their highest level of independence and self-sufficiency. Life skill building and support are provided.

Assists participants receiving Medicaid; and have one or more documented physical disability, and two or more chronic conditions (e.g., asthma, diabetes). All participants must fit in the category of being unstably housed/or homeless, and high utilizers of Medicaid. Referrals are to be made by Hospitals, Managed Care Organizations, Medical Respites, Performing Provider Systems, or a Skilled Nursing Facility. Assist individuals with the eligibility process, locating and subsidizing housing units; and obtaining services necessary to support successful living in the community. Community Transition Services (CTS) are available, on a case by case basis, to assist with security deposits, moving expenses, startup utility payments, and household furnishings/items.

Provides women with emergency, temporary, and permanent housing. Offers referrals for education, employment placement, medical care, chemical dependency issues, social services, and basic needs. Assists with temporary financial assistance for women and their children who are homeless due to domestic violence. Assistance may cover relocations fees, moving costs, security deposit, and 9 months of rental assistance.

Offers site-based supportive housing for chronically homeless adults with a disability. Provides support to formerly homeless families with children when the head of the household has a disability. On-site services include care management, advocacy, life skills and daily skills training, and other supportive services are offered to assist tenants achieve and maintain independence.

* Offers support services and programs to families in need, such as: Homeless Intervention and Case Management. Supportive Housing Program for Adults. Car Seat Distribution. Health insurance access. Personal Care Pantry. HEAP enrollment. Rapid Re-Housing of Homeless Families. Kinship Care Program. Kinship Care Support Group. Medicaid Transportation Program.

* Serves individuals in recovery from mental health and substance use disorders.* Offers customized services based on individual need and include: Evaluation and treatment. Family education and support. Coordination with other service providers. Case management.

Provides low-income housing as well as permanent supportive and transitional housing units for individuals who have previously experienced homelessness and criminal justice involvement.

Provides permanent supportive housing for young adults ages 18 to 25 years, diagnosed with serious mental illness. Offers intensive mental health case management services for young adults in the residence and also those living in the community who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Provides independent living skills training, social group support, and educational and recreational services focused on building self-sufficiency.

* Provides permanent supportive apartments for chronically homeless individuals.

Permanent housing for 10 formerly homeless men in structured, homelike, shared apartment setting. Men work toward eventual independence and receive support from staff members during their stay, usually six to 24 months.Services include life skills training, outreach, case management and employment search assistance.Drop off donations of these items at the residence: men's clothing household items food personal care items outdoor recreation items furniture and household items for residents moving to their own housing

Provides rental assistance and case management to homeless individuals with disabilities and their families through a Federal Grant Program funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Offers site-based supportive housing for chronically homeless adults with a disability. Provides support to formerly homeless families with children when the head of the household has a disability. On-site services include care management, advocacy, life skills and daily skills training, and other supportive services are offered to assist tenants achieve and maintain independence.

Assist participants, who have Medicaid, are 55 and older or 18 and older with a documented chronic disability. OHS is intended to help high-needs Medicaid recipients that have lived in a nursing home for 120 days and are homeless. Housing Specialists assist people with enrollment in the Olmstead Housing Subsidy Program; serve as a liaison with landlords; conduct inspections of rental units to ensure health and safety; and hold monthly calls with all participants. Participants pay 30 percent of their monthly income toward rent for an apartment. If participants qualify; additional funding could be available for security deposits, moving expenses, and basic household furnishings.

Provides homeless and chronically homeless men with permanent housing in studio apartments and support services designed to help them remain stably housed and to increase their self-sufficiency.

Emergency housing includes a 21-day stay for homeless women and 48 permanent supportive housing units. Case management and supportive services are provided to all residents.

* Offers support services and programs to families in need, such as: Homeless Intervention and Case Management. Supportive Housing Program for Adults. Car Seat Distribution. Health insurance access. Personal Care Pantry. HEAP enrollment. Rapid Re-Housing of Homeless Families. Kinship Care Program. Kinship Care Support Group. Medicaid Transportation Program.

Provides permanent supported housing for those who have a mental illness and are homeless. Eleven slots are available in Columbia and Greene counties, with their location determined by need.

Assists individuals and families who are homeless due to domestic violence. Offers permanent supportive and rapid rehousing components that provide rent subsidy and supportive services to help participants remain safe and work toward self-sufficiency.