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Guest House RFP# 15-129 2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br /> <br /> <br />9 | Page <br /> <br /> <br />PROVISION OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES <br />Mercy House Living Centers will be the lead services provider for the Guest House project. This lead services <br />provider will deliver high quality supportive services that are designed to help chronically homeless individuals <br />maintain stable housing and generate positive changes in their lives. <br />For over 25 years, Mercy House has provided supportive services and comprehensive case management to <br />homeless, chronically homeless, and disabled individuals in Orange County. Mercy House staff has extensive <br />knowledge of needs and barriers faced by the chronically homeless in our community, and they utilize a variety <br />of resources and service coordination partnerships imperative to their success. <br /> <br />SERVICES APPROACH <br />The supportive services provision will be based on Housing First, principles coupled with ongoing education <br />and supportive services that focus on chronically homeless individuals. Harm reduction strategies allow staff to <br />address the individual’s identified needs, allowing for the development of trust and rapport. Regular availability <br />and visibility on-site will reduce the barrier of connecting to a service provider as needed and reduce lengthy <br />time lapses to connecting to services. <br />All services emphasize enhancement of the resident’s quality of life and include community building activities <br />and events to help residents develop a local support network and increase their sense of self-worth. Housing <br />First strategies such as an Eviction Prevention program will be implemented wherein the warning signs of lease <br />violations are identified early, through regular case management meetings, casual observation and interaction, <br />and close coordination with property management staff. <br />If residents are delinquent in rent payments or receive multiple housekeeping notices or other lease violations, <br />services staff will supplement the case management services that the tenants are already receiving. The extra <br />intervention will help clients address the issues that have put them at risk of eviction. Mercy House Housing <br />Stabilization Case Managers and property management staff work together to educate the resident and <br />create a plan to once again become lease compliant. Property management staff will be flexible in negotiating <br />the terms of a ‘‘work out’’ plan. <br />Upon receiving referrals, there will be initial assessments to determine strengths and barriers to housing <br />stabilization before implementation of the Critical Time Intervention (CTI) model. CTI focuses on the <br />3-19
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