Rapid Rehousing Program (Wyandotte County)

Rapid Rehousing Program (Wyandotte County) is sponsored by Wyandot Behavioral Health Network. This program helps individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Wyandotte County quickly move into permanent housing. It provides short-term rental assistance, helps locate affordable rental units, and offers supportive services like budgeting and employment referrals.

Rapid Rehousing | Wyandot Behavioral Health Network You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. Find Safe, Stable Housing Fast Rehousing Services for Individuals and Families in Kansas Rapid rehousing removes barriers, connects you with safe housing, and offers real support when you need it most.

Wyandot Behavioral Health Network and Kim Wilson Housing offer rapid rehousing as a short-term solution designed to help individuals and families quickly exit homelessness and secure stability. Alongside rental assistance, our team provides personalized case management and support to overcome barriers, maintain housing, and build a foundation for long-term success.

Our goal is to get you housing fast and offer support throughout your journey. How Rapid Rehousing Works Our rapid rehousing program is designed to move you into permanent housing as quickly and smoothly as possible. We provide housing for individuals and families referred by the local continuum of care based on their assessment.

Housing Search and Placement Our team helps find suitable rental units and assists with securing leases and deposits. Ongoing Support and Stability Case management continues during your stay to address challenges and promote housing stability. A Clear Path From Crisis to Stability A Clear Path From Crisis to Stability Not sure where you belong?

We work quickly, connecting you with affordable housing options to reduce time spent without a home. Personalized Support Services Case managers provide personal assistance with budgeting, landlord communication, and accessing community resources. Building Long-Term Success Our support focuses on housing retention skills, life stability, and preparing for future independence.

"We have worked with PACES for almost a year now, it has really helped our family with our issues with our little guy!" "We have worked with PACES for almost a year now, it has really helped our family with our issues with our little guy! They have a lot of resources for families, I would definitely recommend for other families struggling with their children!

" "I absolutely love this place. They saved me when nobody else could. They are compassionate, empathetic, polite, and very attentive to my needs."

"I’ve been receiving services from Wyandot Center for 8 to 10 years and I’ve taken to the services in a good way." "I’ve been receiving services from Wyandot Center for 8 to 10 years and I’ve taken to the services in a good way. They’ve been very helpful in giving me good direction and helping me find coping skills and outlets to work through the bad anxiety or depression moments."

Frequently Asked Questions Who qualifies for rapid rehousing? *]:paragraph-default sm:pr-16 wysiwyg"> Individuals or families experiencing homelessness or imminent housing loss may be eligible. Referrals for permanent supportive housing and rapid rehousing programs must come through the Greater Kansas City Coordinated Entry System .

Individuals must be experiencing situations of homelessness, such as: living outside, living in a car, living in an emergency shelter, or fleeing domestic violence. Can I get help finding a place to live? *]:paragraph-default sm:pr-16 wysiwyg"> Yes!

One of the core components of our rapid rehousing program is helping you secure safe, stable housing. Our case managers work closely with you to search for available units, communicate with landlords, complete rental applications, and advocate on your behalf throughout the housing process. You won’t have to do it alone.

How long does rapid rehousing support last? *]:paragraph-default sm:pr-16 wysiwyg"> The length of support can vary based on your specific situation and funding availability. Generally, rental assistance is provided for a few months up to a year, with ongoing case management during that time.

Our goal is to help you stabilize and transition into independent housing without continuous support. Do I need to be working or have income to qualify? *]:paragraph-default sm:pr-16 wysiwyg"> Not necessarily.

While having some source of income can help with long-term stability, it is not a requirement to enter the program. Our team will work with you to identify resources and support services, including employment or benefits assistance, that help you maintain housing outside of our program. Get in touch with our team to learn more about our services and how we can help.

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