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OlvlB Approval 2506-0145 (exp.l1130/2009) No.

U. S. Departmentof Housing and Urban Development


r ' ) f f i ^F ^ F a ^ --" -i n , Dl , . s nnlng

and Developmeni

Annual ProgressReport (APR)


for SupportiveHousing Program ShelterPlus Care and Section8 Moderate Rehabilitation for SingleRoom 0ccupancy Dwellings(SRO) Program

HUD-401I I

i 145 O\4B Approvai No 2506-0 (exp 07/3 /?006)

THIS PAGE - TO EE COMPLETEDBY ALL GRA]VTEES


Granree: lfUD Grant or ProjectNumber:

San Francisco
PlojectSponsor:

of rlment HumanServices

cAO18401010
ProjectNan-re: A r r p n rr e s i n l n d e n e n d e n c e
R eponi ng P eri od: l nronth/dryveal t

Larkin YouthServices Street


Oper:ating Year': (Circle the operatingyear being reportedon)

Ir

[ z n : n + [s !o D t trs []s n to
I n d i c a t e i f e x t e n sio n : f, \' e s X No

Xrr lrz [r: f r+ [ts lto ni7 [18 []e n2o fron:11112006 to:1213112006
Indicate renewal: if X Yes D No Numbersfor this pt-oiect: PreviousGr:ant

cAO 1B00'i005 cA39B95-017'1-H


cA97B18-1204005

B001 030 cAO1 8201008 cAO'1 8301 006 cAO1

cA3989701 05
Checkthe corrponentfor the programon which you are reportrng. Supportive Housing Program (SHP) Shelter PIus Care (S+C)

fi I f] ! I N

TransitionalHousing Housing for Homeless Permanent with Disabilities Persons SafeHaven Housing Supportive lnrioi'ative SupportiveServicesOnly HMIS

f I tl f

Rental Assistance(TRA) Tenant-based Rental Assistance(SRA) Sponsor-based Rental Assistance(PRA) Project-based (SRO) Single Room OccupancY

Section8 Moderate Rehabilitation f, Single Room Occupancy (Sec.8 SRO)

this with a descriptionof population, number sewed and accornplishments operating1'edr) Surnnary of the project: (One or two sentences

the for livingprogram youngadultsbetween agesof 18 and 24. is to Avenues lndependence a uniquetransitional and counseling, lifeskills career education, by enhanced integrated months, for housing up to eighteen Offering youthin makinga successfultransition homeless to piogramis designed assistformerly the services, development ad dent and self-sufficient ulthood' to indeoen
Nanre& Title ofthe Personwho can answerquestionsabout this report: Phone: (include areacode)

Programs or Director Residential LaraTannenbaum,


Addre s s :

415-865-1454
Fax N umber:(i ncl udeareacode)

1138SutterStreet CA San Francisco, 94109 org um@larkinstreetyouih. ltannenba Address E-nraii

11 415-673-09 , ext. 284

(18 1001, civiipenalties. U.S.C. and/or falseclaimsand stateuents.Convictionmay resuitin criminal \\/arning: HUD will prosecute 31 1 0 1 01012r U. S . C3 " 7 2 9 ,3 8 0 2 ) ,
Officr a l: Gr Nanre& T i t l e o f A u t h o r i ze d a n te e Signafure& Date i' {.J-<,

I herebv certify that a1l tire information stated herein is true and accurate.

ManageiGrants tv4ikyiung Kim-Molina,


Officr a l Name a n CT i t l e o l A u t h c r i ze d Pr o je ctSp o n so r

4
,]-i)C -r

Director Sherilvn Adams.Executive

1 HUD-401I (08/2043) foi-rn

(EXCEPT HMIS) PARTI. TOBE COMPLETED ALL GRAI,{TEES BY


SSO GRAIVTEES, PLEASESEE SPECIALII{STRUCTIONS PAGE3 OF THEAPR ON Part I: Project Progress
1. ProjectedLevel of Persons be servedat a given point in time. (from the application, to SHp-Sec. SpC-Sec. F; D; SRO- Sec.D)
Number of S rngl es ot N in Famiiles Numbel of A dul ts i n Fami l i es Number of Children i n Fanri l i es U Numbel of Fami i i es

a.

Proiected Level Persons be servedat a given point in time to

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2.

PersonsServedduring the operatingyear.


Number of S i ngl es ot i n N Families Number of Adults in Families Number of Children in Families Number of Families n

a.
lt.

Number on the first day of the operatingyear Number enteringprogramduring the operatingyear Number who left the programduring the operatingyear Number in the program on the last day of the operatingyear (a+5-.', -O

B
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11

0 0 0
0

0 0

c
d.

0
tl

3.

Project Capacity.
Number of SinglesNot in Families Number of Adults in Fami l i es Number of Children in Fantr lies Number of Families

a.

Number on the last day (from 2d, columns 1 and 4) Number proposedin application(from 1a,columns 1 and 4) CapacityRate (divide aby b): %

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n .:
U %

b.
c.

tc

73%

4'

Non-homelesspersons. This questionis to be completedfor Section8 SRO projects.

How many income-eligiblenon-homeless personswere housedby the SRO programduring the operatingyear?

5.

Age and Gender. Of thosewho entered the project during the operating year,how many people are in the fo1lowi1gage and gendercategories?
(from 2b, column I Single Persons b.
c.

Age 62 and over

Male

Female

+Includesone MTF transsender individual

51-61 3l -50

d.

r8-30
t 7 andunder

9*

Personsin Families (from 2b. columns 2 & 3)

f. h.
I

62 and over 51 - 6l

3l - 50

r8-30 t3 17
6-12 UnderI

1.

form HUD4011B (08/2003)

Answer questions - 10 only for participants who entered the project during the operating year (from 2b, columns 1 & 2). 6 The term participant meanssinglepersonsand adultsin famrlies. It doesnot include children or caregivers.NOTE: The total for questions, 8 and 10 below shouldbe the same;respondto eachof thosequestions a1lparticipants.Someof the 7, for questions listed throughoutthe APR will be askinginformationfor individualswho are chroqically homeless.
6a. Veterans Status. A veteranis anyonewho has ever beenon activemilitary duty status. How many participants were veterans? | 0 I

6b. Chronically homeless person.An unaccompanied homeless individual with a disabling condition who haseither beencontinuously homeless a yearor moreOR hashadat least for four (4) episodes ofhomelessnessthepastthree years.To be considered in (3) chronicallyhomeless personmust havebeen on the streets in an emergency a or shelter(i.e. not transitionalhousing) during these stays.
How many participants were chronically homelessindividuals? 7.
a.

| 3

Ethnicity. How many participantsare in the following ethnic categories? Hispanic or Latino Non-Hisoanicor Non-Latino

b.
8.

7 l1

Race. How many participantsare in the following racial categories? American dian/ Alas k an iv e In Nat b. d. f h.
Aslan

BlacVAfrican American
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

9 6

White
American Indian/Alaskan Native & White

Asian& White
Black/African American & White American Indian/Alaskan Native & Black/African American

Other Multi-Racial
9a. SpecialNeeds. How many participantshave the following? Participants may have more than one. Ifso, count them in all applicablecategories.For eachcondition,also indicatethe number that were chronically homeless' A' chronic a. Mental illness I b Alcohol abuse z c. Drug abuse 4 1 d. HIV/AIDS and relateddiseases Develoomental disabilitv 2 f Physical disabilitv o Domesticviolence 2 h. Other (pleasespecify) NONE 2 1 9b. How many of the participantsare disabled?

form HUD40118 (08i2003)

10. Prior Living Situation. How many participantsslept in the following placesin the week prior to enteringthe project? (For each participantssleptin the following places. (Chooseone) participant,Chooseone place). Also, indicatehow many chronically homless All
a. b c.

Chronic

d.

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q

h.

1.

park, car, bus station, etc.) Non-housing(street, Emersencv shelter persons Transitional housingfor hornelcss Psvchiatricfacilitv* Substance abusetreatment facilitv* Hospital* Jaillprison* Domesticviolence situation Living with relatives/friends Rentalhousins Other(please specify)

l8

xlf a participant came froman institution wasthereless but than30 days wasliving on thestreet in and or emergency shelter before entering treatment the facility, he/she should counted either street shelter be in the or category. appropriate. as

Completequestions11 - 15 for all participants who left during the operating year (from 2c, columns 1 and 2). The tem participantmeanssinglepersonsand adults in families.It doesnot include childrenor caregivers.The term chronically homelessperson meansan unaccompanied homelessindividual with a disablingconditionwho haseitherbeen continuously homelessfor a year or more OR hashad at least four (4) episodes homelessness the past three(3) years.To be considered of in chronicallyhomeless personmust have been on the streets in an emergency a or shelter(i.e. not transitionalhousing)during thesestays. participants left duringtheoperating 11. Amount and Source Monthly Incomeat Entry and at Exit. Of those of who year, howmany participants at each were monthly income levelandwith each source income?Also,please of place montl.rly the income levelandeach of for homeless persons thesecond source income chronically in column each of chart.Thenumber participants Chart andB of in A should thesame. be
All A. Monthlv Incomeat Entry No income b. $l
:-illI i

Chrunic
I i iiii ?

AII C. Income Sources Entrv At Supplemental SecurityIncome (SSl) b. Social SecurityDisability Income (SSDI) Social Security

Chronic

50

s15 $2 5 0
A

$25 - $500 $50 - $1 ,0 0 0

d.

GeneralPublic Assistance TemporaryAid to Needy Families (TANF)

f,
g

$t00r$r500
$1s 01- 2 0 0 0 $ + 52001

4 I

f,

StateChildren's Health Insurance Program(SCHIP) Veterans Benefits EmploymentIncome Unemplo;'rnentBenefits


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h.

h.

J.
L

Veterans Health Care Medicaid Food Stamps

m n,

Other (pleasespecify) No FinancialResources

form HUD40118 (08/2003)

AII
a. b. c. d

Chmnic

AII
a.

Chmnic

B. Monthlv Income at Exit No income

a z

D. lncome Sourcesat Exit Supplemental SecurityIncome (SSI) SocialSecurity DisabilityIncome(SSDI) Social Security GeneralPublic Assistance TemporaryAid to Needy Families (TANF)

$1- 50
$ 15 $ 25

b.
z z z

0 s25 - s500

d.

f
o

$s0 - $ 1 ,0 0 0 $1001s1500
$1501- 2 0 0 0 $ + $2001

f.

StateChtldren'sHealth InsuranceProgram(SCHIP) VeteransBenefits Emplol,rnent Income Unemployrnent Benefits Veterans Health Care Medicaid Food Stamps Other (pleasespecify) No FinancialResources
l1

c
A

h.
l.

J
1.

L
m n.

l2a. Length of Stay in Program. Of thoseparlicipantswho left during the operatingyear (from 2c, columns I and 2), how many were in the project for the following lengthsof tirne? Also, pleaseplace the length of stayfor chronically homelesspersonsin the second column. AII
a.

Chronic

b.
c.

d. I .q h
I

Lessthan 1 month I to 2 months 3 - 6 months 7 months - 12 months l3 months - 24 months 2 5mo nt hs - 3y ear s 4 ve ars- 5v ear s 6 ve ars - Tv ear s 8 vears- 10 vears

2
R

2 2

Overl0 vears

12b. Length of Stay in Program. For thoseparticipantsthat did not Ieaveduring the operatingyear (from 2d, columns 1 and 2), how long have they been in the project? A1so,pleaseplace the length ofstay for chronically homelesspersonsin the secondcolumn. Atl b.
c.

Chronic I
I

d
t.

Less than 1 month 1 to 2 months 3 - 6 months 7 months - 12 months l3 months- 24 months 25 mon t hs - 3y ear s 4vea rs - 5v ear s 6 ve ars - Tv ear s 8 years- 10 vears Over 10 years

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l.

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13.Reasons Leaving. Ofthoseparticipants left theproject for year who duringtheoperating (from2c,columns and2), how many 1 left for thefollowing reasons? a participant for multiple If left reasons, includeonlv theprirnaryreflson.Also,please place the primary reason chronically persons thesecond for homeless in column.
All
a.

Chronic

Left for a housing opportunity before completingprogram Completedprogram Non-pa1'rnent renVoccupancy of charge Non-compliance with project Criminal activity ldesffuction of property/ violence Reached maximum time allowed in proiect Needscould not be met by projecl Disagreement with rulesipersons Death Other (pleasespecify): family illness Unknown/disappeared
4 I

b.
c.

f.
o

h.
l.

k.

14. Destination. Of thoseparticipantswho left during the operatingyear (from 2c, columns 1 and 2), how many le for the following destination? Also, pleaseplace the destinationof chronically homelesspersonsin the secondcolumn All PERMANENT (a-h)
a.

Chronic

Rental house or apartment(no subsidy) PublicHousing Section8

1
I

b
d.

ShelterPlus Care HOME subsidized houseor aDartment

f.
b.

Other subsidizedhouse or apanmenr Homeownership Moved in with family or fiiends Transitionalhousing for homeless persons Moved in with family or friends Psychiatrichospital

h.

TRANSTTTONAL (i-j)
j

INSTITUTION(k-m) I (n) EMERGENCY SHELTER oTHER (o-q)


o. q.

Inpatientalcohol or other drug treatmentfacility Jaillprison Emergency shelter Other supportivehousing- SRO Placesnot meantfor human habitation(e.g. street) Other (pleasespecify) Unknown

1 1

1
1

LINKNOWN

formHUD-401 (08/2003) 18

I S. Supportive Services. Of thoseparticipantswho left during the operatingyear (from 2, columns 1 and 2), how many receivedthe receivedfor chronically during their time in the project? Also, pleaseplacethe supportiveservices following supportiveservices who left during the operatingyear in the secondcolumn. homelessparticipants

All Outreach b. c. d. Casemanagement Life skills (outsideof casemanagement) Alcohol or drup abuse services Mental health services f.
'g

Chronic

t5 l5

z
2

t5
6 t5 i0
4

HIV/AIDS-reiated services Other health care services

h.

Education Housingplacemenl

J
t.

Emplol,rnent assistance Child care Transportation Legal Other (pleasespecify)

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4

2 1

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n.

form HUD4011I (08/2003)

Technical year for objectives thisoperating (fromyourapplication, list 16. OverallprogramGoals. Underobjectives, yourmeasurable the your in describe progress meeting objectives. goalslisted below. UnderProgress, of l,pR) for each thethree S"b**1"", "1. year. for objectives thenextoperatrng the specify measurable Year'sObjectives, UnderNextOperating
a. ResidentialStability housing. completingthe programwill obtain permanent Objectives: 75% of residents who obtain permanent housing will remain in permanenthousingfor at leastone year. 70% of participants Progress: 73% (11 of 15) residentscompletingthe program obtainedpemanent housing. who obtainedpermanenthousingremainedin perrnanent housingfor at leastone year. 83% (15 of 18) participants

Next OperatingYear's Objectives: 75% of residents cornpletingthe programwill obtain permanent housing. 7lYo of parttcipants who obtain permanent housing will remain in permanent housingfor at leastone year. b. IncreasedSkills oflncome Objectives: Of thenresidents.-J;;T"t

employedat entry, 7 5% will have obtainedemploymentwithin 6 months of

75%o participants will increasetheir income within one year of entering the program. of will participatein the HIRE UP Employmentand EducationCurriculum. I 00% of participants 100% ofall youth assessedto be eligible for SSI benefits will receive assistancein applying for benefits. within 6 months of enteringthe program. Progress: 77% (10 of 13) residents who were unemployedat entry obtainedemployrnent their income within one year of enteringthe program. 73% (19 of 26) participantsincreased 100% (26 of 26) participantsparticipatedin the HIRE UP Employmentand Educationcuriculum. 100% (3 of3) youth assessedto be eligible for SSI benefits received assistancein applying for benefits. Next OperatingYear's Objectives: Of the residents who are not employedat entry, 75% will have o6tainedemploymentwithin 6 months of entering program the 75Yoof part:icipants increase will their incomewithin one year of enteringthe program. I 00% of participants will participatein the HIRE UP Emplol'rnentand EducationCurriculum. I 00% of all youth assessedto be eligible for SSI benefits will receive assistancein applying for benefits. c. Greater Self-determination in Objectives:100% of programparticipantswill participate the Life Skills Training curriculum. employrnent, skills, and life 100% of residents will develop a written plan outlining their educational, housing goalswithin 30 days.ofenteringthe program. Progress: participatedin the Life Skills Training curriculum. 100% (26 of26) programparticipants emplol'rnent, skiils, and life developeda written plan outlining their educational, 100% (26 of 26) residents housing goalswithin 30 daysof enteringthe program.

Next OperatingYear's Objectives: in 100% of programparticipantswill participate the Life Skills Training curriculum. emplol,rnent, skills, and life will developa written plan outlining their educational, 100% of residents housing goalswithin 30 days of enteringthe program.

recipients tlc. projects do 17b. answer (SHP-SSO 17a. recipients answer SRO recipients answer S+C 17. Beds. SHP question) not completethis
a. SHP. How many bedswere included in the applicationapprovedfor //zlsproject under'Current Level' and under'New Effort'? How many of theseNew Effort bedswere actuallyin place at the end of the operatingyear? New Efforl in Place Current Level New Effort 0 15 Numberof Beds: with project funds at the end of the operatingyear? S+C. How many beds and dwelling units were being assisted (lnclude beds for all participants, and care givers.) other family members, Nu mbe rof Beds : Number of Dwelling Units: c. at SRO. How many dwelling units were being assisted the end of the operatingyear? personswho qualify for assistance.) (Includeunits occupiedby "in place" non-homeless Number of Dwellin Units:

b.

form HUD40118 (08/2003)

Part II: Financial Information


18. Supportive Services. For SupportrveHousins (SHP), this exhibit provides informationto HUD on how SHP funding for supportiveservices was spentduring the operating year, Enter the amount of SHP funding spenton thesesupportiveservices.Include HMIS costsunder "Other". For ShelterPlus Care (S+C), this exhibit tracksthe supportiveservices match requirement. Specify the value ofsupportive services from all sources that can be countedas match that all homelesspersonsreceivedduring the operating year. (S+C grantees shoul<] keep documentationon file, including source,amount, and type ofsupportive services.) For Section 8 SRO, this exhibit provides information to HUD on the value of supportiveservicesreceivedby homeless persons during the operatingyear.

SuppoftiveServices
a

Dollars

Outreach Casemanagement Life skills (outsideof casemanagement) Alco ho l an d dr us abus e er v ic es s Mental health services

b. c.
d

23,0'10 34,770 22,O29 11,964

f
o

AIDS-relatedservices Other health careservices Education Housing placement


O ??R

h.

15,755

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t.

Emplolrnent assistance Evaluation Family Counseling Follow-up


O t h e r ( p l e a s e sp e cify) Re sid e n tia lM a n a g e ment

13,129 9,486 8,701 13,316 3,98'l 165,479

l.
m. n. o.

TOTAL (Sum of a throughn)

Cun.rulative amountof match provided to date for the Shelter Plus Care Program under this grant

112,731

form HUD40118 (08/2003)

19. Supportive Housing Program: Leasing, Supportive Services, Operating Costs, HMIS Activities and Administration A1l grantees receivingfunding under the SupportiveHousingProgrammust completethesechartseachoperatingyear.For expansion projects: IfSHP grant funds are for the expansionofa pre-existinghomelessfacility, only the peopleand expenditures the additional for expansionmay be included, as in the original applicationor any grant amendments.Documentation resources of usedis not requiredto be submittedwith this report but shouldbe kept on fi1efor possibleinspectionby HUD and Auditors. Do not include any expenditures made before the SHP grantwas executed. Summary of Expenditures. Enter the amountofSHP grant funds and cashmatch expended during the operatingyear for eachactivity This table shouldadd up both horizontallyand vertically. The SHP supportiveservices total should be the sameas the SHP supportive servrces Que stto n rn 18.

SHPFunds
a.

Cash Match

Total Expenditures

Leasing SupportiveServices OperatingCosts Administration

90,550 165,479 72,139 8,204


J J O ,J I Z

40,450 112,731 72,981 0 226,162

131 ,000 278,210 145,120 8,204


c o z ,cJ4

b.
c.

f.

Total

Note: Payments principal interest anyloanor mortgage notbe showrasan operating of and on may expense. Sourcesof Cash Match. Enter the sources cashidentifiedin the Cash Match column, above,in the following of categories.Use additionalsheets, necessary. as Amount
a.

Grantee/proj sponsorcash ect Local government(pleasespecify)

b.

SFDPH - HIV Prevention

lo q55

Stategovernment (pleasespecify)

d.

Federalgoverxment(pleasespecify)
'T-r D

146,08 I

(pleasespecify) Foundations

Miscellaneous Foundations

64,099

f.

Privatecashresources (pleasespecify)

RestrictedIndividual gift (Buchman)

5,000

g D-

Occupancy charge/ fees Total

h.

226,162

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form HUD4011I (08i2003)

20. Supportive Housing Program:

Acquisition, Rehabilitation, and New Construction

must completethesechartsin the year one APR All grantees that receivedSHP funds for acquisition,rehabilitation,or new construction only. This exhibit will demonstrate HUD that the granteehas contributedenoughcashto at least equallymatch the amountof SHP funds to spentfor acquisition,rehabilitation,or new construction. Documentation that matching funds were provided is not requiredto be submitted with this repori but should be kept on file for possible inspectionby HUD and Auditors. Summary of Expenditures. Enter the amountof SHP grant funds and cashmatch expended during the operatingyear for eachactivity SHP Funds a. CashMatch Total Expenditures

A c quis it ion
Rehabilitation New construction Total

b.
c.

Cash Match. Enter the sources cashidentified in the CashMatch column, above,in the following categories. Use of additionalsheets, necessary. as

Amount
a.

Grantee/project sponsorcash Local government(pleasespecify)

b.

c.

Stategovemment(pleasespecify)

d.

(pleasespecify) Federalgovernment Community DevelopmentBlock Grant (CDBG)

(pleasespecify) Foundations

(pleasespecify) Private cashresources

Occupancychargeifees h. Total

II

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FOR HMIS ACTIWTIES O]VLY


2l . For SupportiveHousins (SHP) - HNIIS Activities This exhibit providesinformation to HUD on how SHP-HMIS funding for supportiveservices was spentduring the operating year. Enter the amountof SHP-HMIS fundingspenron theseactivitres.

HMIS Activities Only

Dollsrs

E
CentralServer(s) Personal Computersand Printers Networking Security Subtotal

,S
Software/ User Licensing Soffware Installation Support and Maintenance Supporting Software Tools Subtotal Training by Third Parlies Hostine/ Technical Services Programming: Customization Programming: SystemInterface Programming: DataConversron Security Assessmentand Setup On-line Connectivity (InterrretAccess) Facilitation Disasterand Recovery Subtotal Project Management Coordination / Data Analysis Programming TechnicalAssistance and Trainine Administrative Suoport Staff Subtotal HMIS and Space Costs OperationalCosts Total

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form HUD40118 (08/2003)

implemented during the operating year. Describeany problems and/or changes While there were no significantproblemsor major programmaticchanges, ongoing enhancements continueto makeAvenuesto lndependence strongerprogram.Enhancements a during the past year include the addition of .5 FTE substance abusecounselorto increaseone-on-one suppofi ofyouth arounddrug and alcohol abuseand recovery.In addition, the programmanagerinstituteda more formal lif-eskills assessment better enablestatTto to assess plan aroundbasic and advanced and independent living skills. The challenges the remain essentialiy sameas thosethat Larkin Streethas reportedin the past,particularly regardingthe balancebetweenproviding developmentally-appropriate supportand holding residentsaccountable to in the program's expectations. The majority of residentshave experience the foster care system,and somehave spenttheir entire lives in the child welfare systembefore becominghomeless. Theseyouth emancipate from the systemat 18 without the life skills necessary be self-sufficientor independent. to Due to their prior experience, meetingsand to developinga caseplan when many of theseyoung adultsare resistantto weekly casemanagement they enterATI. Because their childhoodslacked consistentadult role models and traditional systems support of and learning,they often have few of the basic life skills to grocery shop,do their own laundry, or keep their rooms clean. Deficits in more advanced life skills, such as careerplanning,job retention,and conflict resolution,create additionalbarriersto their progress. ln just 18 months,ATI is chargedwith providing residentswith the skills and resources necessary a successful for programin debt, with alcohol and other substance permanent transitioninto housing.Many residentsenterthe abuseissues,and without the motivation to address thesechallenges. Staff must work with eachresidentto budget abuseservices, focus on their education,and wisely, pursueemployment,access mental health and/or substance learn the basic skills necessary maintain a household.The overali goal is to give eachresidentthe skills and the to tools to seebeyondtheir immediateneedsand plan for a more stablefuture. The staff at ATI continuesto provide intensive,individualizedsupportaroundtheseissueswhile holding youth accountable the program's to expectations and helping them to make steadyprogresstoward independence.

Technical Assistance and Recommendations Not applicable.

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