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MDHI HPRP Collaborative

The MDHI HPRP Program, funded by $5 million ARRA from DOH and an additional $3.2 million from Denver, aimed to address homelessness from October 2009 to July 2012. Leveraging $4 million of TANF Emergency Contingency Funds, the program focused on prevention, rapid re-housing, rental, and eviction assistance. Collaboration was established with 27 agencies in Metro Denver, leading to significant outcomes: serving 2,097 households and 4,809 individuals, with 2,765 persons prevented from homelessness and 1,047 successfully housed through rapid re-housing.

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MDHI HPRP Collaborative

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  1. MDHI HPRP Collaborative Expanding Impact and Leveraging Resources Through Collaboration

  2. MDHI HPRP PROGRAM • $5 million ARRA Funding from DOH targeted to MDHI Continuum of Care • $3.2 Million additional ARRA Funding through City and County of Denver • October 1, 2009 to July 16, 2012 • Leveraged additional $4 million of TANF Emergency Contingency Funds

  3. MDHI HPRP PROGRAM • Funding for: • Homelessness Prevention • Rapid Re-Housing • Rental Assistance • Eviction Assistance • HMIS Expansion

  4. MDHI HPRP PROGRAM • Coordinated Intake and Assessment • County Lead Agencies • Collaboration Established with 27 Agencies in Metro Denver

  5. MDHI HPRP and TANF Collaborative Partners:

  6. OUTCOMES • Program served 2,097 households • 1,020 Single Households • 1,080 Families • Program served total of 4,809 persons • 3,241 through Homelessness Prevention • 1,596 through Rapid Re-Housing

  7. OUTCOMES • 2,765 persons prevented from becoming homeless • 1,047 persons helped to obtain housing through Rapid Re-Housing

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