Shallow Subsidy provides rental assistance to very low-income and extremely low-income Veteran households that have been enrolled in SSVF’s Rapid Rehousing or Homeless Prevention projects but need more time to achieve housing stability and self-sufficiency.
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All of our customers (regardless of program enrollment) receive Project90 case management services at 90Works.
Project90 is an evidence-based, accelerated case management model that provides a community of care for customers so that they are able to reach self-sufficiency in 90 days and have the life long skills to be able to remain self-sufficient and eventually thrive.
A program for very low-income Veterans that provides case management and supportive services to prevent the imminent loss of a Veteran's home or identify a new, more suitable housing situation for the individual and his or her family; or to rapidly re-house Veterans and their families who are homeless and might remain homeless without this assistance.
-90Works provides both prevention and rapid-rehousing for eligible, low income veterans with the Project90 housing first model (housing, income/employment, transportation, health, safety and support) to maintain permanent housing.
-90Works provides these services in 10 counties in northwest Florida, one county in Alabama, and 52 counties in South Georgia.
Shallow Subsidy provides rental assistance to very low-income and extremely low-income Veteran households that have been enrolled in SSVF’s Rapid Rehousing or Homeless Prevention projects but need more time to achieve housing stability and self-sufficiency.
90Works offers life skill building services to include job readiness, budgeting, money management, financial and fiduciary services, conflict resolution, accessing a primary healthcare provider, and understanding the community safety net.
90Works offers assistance with emergent needs relating to transportation services, healthcare services, clinical services for emergency treatment, legal services, and peer support services for individuals with issues that may contribute to the risk of suicide.
The demand for legal services has been a persistent theme in the Community Homelessness Assessment, Local Education and Networking Groups’ (CHALENG) participant survey for the past several years. The SSVF expansion of legal services with ARPA funding contributes to a solution. This is an opportunity to bridge the justice gap and directly improve housing stability for SSVF participants
Long-term rental assistance program for veteran and non-veteran families residing in Escambia County, FL. Eligible families receive up to 12-months of Project90 Case Management, supportive services, and financial assistance.
(1) SSVF participants must be a veteran or veteran household. If unsure of veteran status inquire within.
(2) Must be literally homeless or pending homelessness within the next 30 days.Must meet income eligibility.
(3) Low-income household
SSG Fox SPGP Eligible individuals must be at risk for suicide defined as exposure to, or the existence of, any of the following factors, to any degree that increase the risk of suicidal ideations and/or behaviors:
(1) Health risk factors, including mental health challenges, substance use disorder, serious or chronic health conditions or pain, and traumatic brain injury,
(2) Environmental risk factors, including prolonged stress, stressful life events, unemployment, homelessness, recent loss, and legal or financial challenges
(3) Historical risk factors, including previous suicide attempts, family history of suicide, and history of abuse, neglect, or trauma, including military sexual trauma.
Our plan for customer success is to focus on delivering high-quality services. To achieve this, we ask that our customers bring a mindset that embraces change as an opportunity, and are ready to commit to improvement. It is helpful to have DD2-14, VA ID, HINQ, or DL ready for your first appointment. If you’re missing any of these documents, do not worry, our team can help you access any document required.
Our 90-day case management model is designed to provide coordinated, comprehensive, and person-centered services that address the customer's unique needs and goals. Our customers first receive an assessment to evaluate their individual needs, strengths, and goals while identifying any barriers they are experiencing. Next, our team makes a personalized plan to addresses these barriers with the action steps necessary to achieve self-sufficiency. Then we work with customers to implement their personalized plan. This can involve navigating benefits, linking community resources, arranging services, and providing education and support. Throughout the process, our team monitors the customer’s progress and adjusts the plan of care as needed achieve self-sufficiency. Once our customer’s goals have been met, we facilitate their transition to living stable, fulfilling lifestyles.
Locating community resources is an important part of accessing support services to meet the needs of Veterans. There are a variety of resources available in our community, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and community-based programs. It is important to be aware that resources and services can vary depending on county, eligibility requirements, and availability. Click here to find other community resources and services and programs.
At the core of our organization is a commitment to excellence. 90Works endeavors to deliver the highest quality services for our Veterans, always striving to do our best and to deliver the best possible outcomes. We are dedicated to continuous improvement, constantly seeking new and innovative ways to exceed expectations and raise the bar for ourselves and our community partners.
At 90Works, we are committed to maintaining a respectful environment for all. We recognize that conflicts and grievances can arise from time to time, and we have established a grievance policy to address these issues in a fair and timely manner. If a customer has concern or complaint, they are encouraged to contact rharrison@90works.org person to discuss concerns.
