Our Homeless Outreach, Motivation, and Engagement (H.O.M.E.) program connects individuals who are homeless and live with mental health conditions with supported services: People living with mental illness are more likely to recover and achieve housing stability when they have access to these services.
H.O.M.E. serves individuals who have persistent, serious mental illness; are experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness; and are currently, or recently were, at risk of hospitalization, involvement with the criminal justice system, or incarceration, or are part of an underserved/unserved population.
Working in collaboration with county agencies, city departments, faith communities, and community-based organizations, we provide supportive and stabilizing services, including assisting people in need of emergency shelter, finding permanent housing, providing case management services, and connecting people with job readiness services through our Jobs Plus program.
