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Permanent Supportive Housing - City of San Antonio opens in new tab or window Neighborhood & Housing Services Director, Veronica Garcia Deputy Director, Ian Benavidez Assistant Director, Veronica Gonzalez Affordable Housing Initiatives Strategic Housing Implementation Plan (SHIP) Sub-menu Affordable Housing Bond Program Sub-menu 2022 Affordable Housing Bond 2017 Neighborhood Improvements Bond Casita Permit-Ready Plan Library Casita Resources & Finance Tools Casita Incentives Pilot Program Housing Commission Sub-menu Public Engagement & Outreach Subcommittee Removing Barriers Subcommittee (RBSC) Renters' Solutions Subcommittee Office of Urban Redevelopment (OUR SA) Housing Reports & Studies Rental Assistance Program Resident Relocation Assistance Program (RRAP) Housing Counseling & Mediation Sub-menu Mortgage Default Counseling Discrimination Complaints Tenant/Landlord Mediation Homeowner Support Sub-menu Homeownership Incentive Programs (HIP) Property Tax Protest & Homestead Exemption City Employee Homebuyer Assistance Home Repair & Lead Remediation Sub-menu Under 1 Roof: Cool Roofs for High-Heat Areas Avoiding Home Repair Scams Rental Housing Provider Resources Programs & Plans Sub-menu Grants Frequently Asked Questions New Construction & Rehabilitation Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Partner Certifications Sub-menu Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDO) Requests for Proposals (RFPs) Community Land Trusts (CLT) Center City Housing Initiative Policy (CCHIP) Agreements Grants-Related Notices Sub-menu Grants-Related Public Input Permanent Supportive Housing $25 million to connect unhoused neighbors to housing with resources.
San Antonio voters approved the 2022 - 2027 Bond Program on May 7, 2022. The Affordable Housing Bond includes $150 million for the City of San Antonio to create and preserve affordable housing in five funding categories. One of those categories is focused on connecting unhoused neighbors to housing with resources .
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) serves people who experience homelessness, including people experiencing chronic homelessness and have a disabling condition. Projects can include preserving or building new homes. PSH combines housing with support, including medical and mental health care.
The goal is to help people in our communities live with care and stability. Learn more about Permanent Supportive Housing .
Affordable Housing Bond Projects Commons at Acequia Trails SAMMinistries in partnership with Vecino Group 201 permanent supportive homes 80 homes at 30% AMI or below 121 homes at 60% AMI or below Onsite Resident Services & Amenities physical and mental health care access social and wellness activities resources increasing educational access and employment connection trauma-informed case management services within walking distance to public bus transit Housing Bond Projects Approved to Build, Preserve 711 Affordable Homes City and Partners Break Ground on Second Supportive Housing Community Towne Twin Village (Phase 2) Housing First Community Coalition, Inc. (HFCC Inc. Housing) 41 permanent supportive homes at 30% AMI or below Construction complete October 2024 Onsite Resident Services & Amenities San Antonio's first Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Development.
Serves adults ages 55 and older. Services include: medical, dental, mental health care and addiction recovery free clothing, meals, nail and hair grooming For More Information on Property james. wilson@hfcommunitas.
org Housing Bond Projects Approved to Build, Preserve 711 Affordable Homes City Celebrates the Expansion of Towne Twin Village
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals who have experienced homelessness and require supportive services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) - City of San Antonio is funded by City of San Antonio, Neighborhood and Housing Services Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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