MDHI HPRP Collaborative

Expanding Impact and Leveraging Resources Through Collaboration

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

MDHI HPRP PROGRAM

• Funding for:– Homelessness Prevention– Rapid Re-Housing– Rental Assistance– Eviction Assistance– HMIS Expansion

MDHI HPRP PROGRAM

• Coordinated Intake and Assessment

• County Lead Agencies

• Collaboration Established with 27 Agencies in Metro Denver

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Boulder Co. Housing and Human Services

Family Tree, Jefferson and Arapahoe Co. Our Center, Longmont

Arapahoe House, Englewood Emergency Family Assistance, Boulder

Arapahoe/Douglas Mental Health Sister Carmen, Boulder

Jefferson Center for Mental Health Stride, Lakewood

Jeffco Action Center, Lakewood ACCESS Housing, Commerce City

Aurora Mental Health Center, Aurora Colfax Community Network, Aurora

The Council, Aurora It Takes a Village, Aurora

Aurora Housing Corporation, Aurora St. Francis Center, Denver

Denver Dept. of Human Services, Denver Urban Peak, Denver

The Dolores Project, Denver Catholic Charities, Denver

The Gathering Place, Denver Denver Rescue Mission, Denver

Jewish Family Services, Denver Colorado Division of Housing, Denver

MDHI HPRP and TANF Collaborative Partners:

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

OUTCOMES

• 2,765 persons prevented from becoming homeless

• 1,047 persons helped to obtain housing through Rapid Re-Housing

HPRP PROGRAM -- MDHI

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED BY TYPE

43%

57%

Single Households

Families with children

HPRP PROGRAM -- MDHI

TOTAL PERSONS SERVED BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE

20%

80%

Singles

Persons in families

HOUSING STATUS AT INTAKEALL HOUSEHOLDS

26%

24%

50%

Literally Homeless

Unstably housed

Imminently losing housing

HOUSING STATUS AT EXITHOMELESSNESS PREVENTION

96%

3% 1%

Permanent Housing

Temporary Housing

Institutional Settings

HOUSING STATUS AT EXITHOMELESS ASSISTANCE

83%

16%1%

Permanent Housing

Temporary Housing

Institutional Settings