Referral and Prioritization. All new tenants will be referred by the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) via the Coordinated Entry System, which organizes the City’s Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population-specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method. Eligibility criteria for Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) varies upon the subsidy funding source and may include meeting a definition of homelessness at the time of referral and placement, enrollment in specific benefits programs, income criteria and/or the ability to live independently within the structure of the housing program. Tenants who meet eligibility criteria for PSH are prioritized based on various criteria, such as levels of vulnerability, length and history of homelessness, and severity of housing barriers.
Referral and Prioritization. Grantee shall provide services to individuals who meet Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) established eligibility requirements for the served population and are referred to the program by the City-approved referral systems and processes.
Referral and Prioritization. All new participants will be referred by the San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) via Coordinated Entry, which organizes the City and County of San Francisco’s Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population-specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method.
Referral and Prioritization. All participants access storage services through self-referral on a first-come, first-served basis and dependent on storage space availability. Individuals and families experiencing homelessness self-refer by presenting to the Storage Program during the operating hours and requesting services.
Referral and Prioritization. Households may self-refer, be referred by a community member or contact Access Points remotely with or without a support person/case manager/social worker. Grantee shall determine eligibility for all Access Point services by verifying that the household meets the criteria for services.
Referral and Prioritization. All Navigation Center guests shall be referred by the process established by the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) unless City requires an alternate referral and/or prioritization process in order to maintain the health and safety of guests in accordance with City requirements. An example of a referral source is the San Francisco Homeless Outreach Team (SF HOT). The actual identification, outreach and referral of specific guests will be coordinated under the supervision of HSH. The Navigation Center is not designed for or intended to accept open referrals or self- presentation to the program. Any individuals who are referred by entities other than the HSH established referral points or who self-present at the Navigation Center shall be directed to other resources. Grantee shall provide written and verbal information regarding other existing services to self-presenting individuals. It is the intent of HSH to maximize use of the facility within the Navigation Center portfolio. However, types of stays may change, as needed, with HSH and Grantee approval, unless City requires Grantee to adjust stays in order to maintain the health and safety of guests in accordance with City requirements.
Referral and Prioritization. All households shall be referred by the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) via the Coordinated Entry System, which organizes the Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method.
Referral and Prioritization. All new participants will be referred by the Department via the Coordinated Entry System (CES), which organizes the Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method.
Referral and Prioritization. All new tenants will be referred by HSH via the Coordinated Entry System, which organizes the City’s Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population- specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method. Eligibility criteria may include meeting a definition of homelessness at the time of referral and placement, enrollment in specific benefits programs, income criteria and/or the ability to live independently within the structure of the housing program. Tenants who meet eligibility criteria for Permanent Supportive Housing programs are prioritized based on various criteria, such as levels of vulnerability, length and history of homelessness, and severity of housing barriers.
Referral and Prioritization. All new tenants will be referred by the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) via the Coordinated Entry System, which organizes the City’s Homelessness Response System (HRS) with a common, population-specific assessment, centralized data system, and prioritization method. Eligibility criteria for Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) varies upon the subsidy funding source and may include meeting a definition of homelessness at the time of referral and placement, enrollment in specific benefits programs, income criteria and/or the ability to live independently within the structure of the housing program. Tenants who meet eligibility criteria for PSH are prioritized based on various criteria, such as levels of vulnerability, length and history of homelessness, and severity of housing barriers. Applicants for MHSA units will be referred to HSH via the BHS Intensive Case Management/Full-Service Partnership (ICM/FSP) process. Applicants for HUD CoC units must meet all other program eligibility criteria as defined by the HUD CoC project application, including requirements related to chronic homelessness and/or disability status.
