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Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Program – VHPD

Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Program – VHPD. November 2012. VHPD- Primary Responsibilities. Conduct outreach to locate eligible veterans Determine eligibility based on minimum service requirement. Partner with Vet Center, HUD grantee and DOL

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Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Program – VHPD

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  1. Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Program – VHPD November2012

  2. VHPD- Primary Responsibilities • Conduct outreach to locate eligible veterans • Determine eligibility based on minimum service requirement. • Partner with Vet Center, HUD grantee and DOL • Provide information and assistance for Healthcare, benefits and financial assistance (pension and compensation) • Conduct or arrange for clinical assessments Selected sites: Camp Pendleton, San Diego, CA Fort Hood, Killeen, TX Fort Drum, Watertown, NY Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Tacoma, WA MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, FL

  3. Department of Veterans Affairs • VA Project Staff • VHPD Coordinator • Case Manager • Peer Support • Program Assistant • Vet Center Staff • Peer Support/Outreach Specialist • Find a Vet Center near you (there are over 300): • http://www2.va.gov/directory/guide/vetcenter_flsh.asp * These staff members work in collaboration with HUD grantee and DOL partners to provide services to eligible clients

  4. VHPD….identify, assist and prevent homelessness Program Design • Case Management • Credit Repair • Family Services • (HUD Grantee and Vet Centers) • 3 to 18 months • Temporary • (HUD grantee) • Healthcare (VHA) • Comp and Pension • (VBA) • Education and Job Training • DVOP • HVRP • (DOL and other community partners)

  5. Program Development • Centralized Access Point • Coordinated Outreach • Person Centered Case Management • focused on housing stabilization • linkage to community resources and mainstream benefits • plan to prevent future housing instability • Serve an estimated 2000 veterans households over the course of the project • Includes major evaluation component

  6. Central Point of Access

  7. Example of program design in one of the 5 sites :Central Texas Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Program Evaluation Follow up (3 partners) Reassess or Discharge Plan to Ensure Stability Housing, Employment/Income Stabilized (TSA & DOL) Case Management Healthcare & Clinical Service Needs Addressed (VA) Child Care Plan Service Plan Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-Housing Plan Employability development Plan Department of Labor Texas Veterans Commission VA Healthcare & Clinical Services Stabilization Plan Employment Training Education Plan Housing Supportive Services Assessment Salvation Army VHPD Case Management Eligibility Assessment VA Health Care Psychosocial Assessment Veterans Affairs Single Adults & Families Veteran Health Care VA OEF/OIF Staff HCHV Outreach Local Shelters VA Clinics & VA Supportive Housing Community Agencies & Veteran Organizations National Call Center Homeless Veterans Outreach and Access

  8. 3/1/11 thru 10/30/12

  9. Questions?? Robert Thompson VHPD Project Coordinator SSVF Regional Coordinator, Great Lakes Ph: 412-954-5378 Cell: 412-335-8966 Email: robert.thompson2@va.gov

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