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MERCY HOUSE LIVING CENTERS FNA MERCY HOUSE TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTERS
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A-2015-282
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Council Approval Date
12/1/2015
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Joseph House Program <br />Mercy House first began operation of the Joseph House Transitional Shelter Program in 1990. It was <br />designed to meet the needs of 10 homeless, single men within the community. Since that time, Joseph <br />House rapidly expanded to provide shelter and supportive services to 21 homeless single men. <br />Though homeless single men have consistently been overrepresented in orange County Homeless Point - <br />in -Time counts, the services available to them have not been able to meet their large numbers. As <br />homeless services continue to grow and adapt to the needs of specific subpopulations including <br />homeless families, the chronically homeless, individuals facing domestic violence and veterans, there <br />continues to be a lack of services designed specifically for single, homeless men, <br />As such, Mercy House made the strategic discussion to modify its current shelter stock to modify the <br />Joseph House transitional program to provide both transitional housing and permanent housing with <br />supportive services for single, homeless men within our community. <br />Joseph House currently has three units, providing transitional shelter to 21 homeless, single men at a <br />time. In repurposing from a transitional shelter to a dual- purpose model, Mercy House will undergo the <br />following key program modifications: <br />• Transition two units of transitional housing into permanent housing with supportive services, <br />offering low rental costs to meet the needs of the low- income homeless men in our community <br />• One unit will continue to operate as a transitional shelter program <br />e Leverage rapid re- housing funds with the aim to reduce the length of time clients stay at the <br />shelter with a goal of connecting them to housing opportunities <br />Structure and Location <br />Joseph House is located in the city of Santa Ana in the French Park neighborhood. Mercy House owns <br />three properties in the same neighborhood and has been an active participant in the community since <br />1990. The Joseph House property has access to grocery stores, restaurants and public transportation. <br />The property is comprised of four units, three of which are used for transitional housing. The three <br />transitional housing units are 2- bedroom units with adequate cooking and hygiene facilities. <br />Zoning and Uses <br />Mercy House is currently operating Joseph House under a Conditional Use Permit that allows the <br />housing of homeless single men. <br />Rehabilitation for Use as a Dual- Purpose Facility <br />The Joseph House facility would require little rehabilitation to transition to a dual - purpose facility. The <br />property could benefit from some additional minor repairs, but is in good condition and is ready to <br />immediately serve single men in transitional and permanent housing. <br />
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