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Helping the community find affordable and stable housing
What is HSS?
Housing Stabilization Services is a brand-new housing service for all eligible Minnesotans created by the Department of Human Services. The service is designed to help folks living with disabilities to have the person-centered assistance they need to be successful in their housing endeavors – whether that be moving across the street, across the state, or even finding resources to help prevent homelessness. Housing Stabilization Services is comprised of three separate pieces, all of which offer a unique person-centered housing service: Transition, Sustaining, and Housing Consultation.
Who is Eligible?
All Minnesotan adults on Medicare who are experiencing housing instability are eligible to receive Housing Stabilization Services. The eligibility criteria, as defined by the Department of Human Services, is that the person must:
Be on Medical Assistance (MA).
Be 18 years or older.
A person with disability
Age 65 or older
Be experiencing housing instability, homeless and or at risk of homelessness
Have a documented disability or disabling condition such as (CADI, DD, DI, EW, OR CAC waiver)
How we can help YOU!
We help you plan, find and move into your own place.
Keeping your housing
Finding Funding for New Housing
Finding Shelter and creating long-term stability
Searching for and applying for housing that is affordable and in a chosen location
Creating a budget
Understanding the rental process and the lease
Finding funding for deposits and moving costs
Provide Transitional Services for people with waivers whom we are working with in HSS
Understanding and applying for disability services
Understanding and applying for other financial assistance programs
Navigating housing issues with management and other residents
Report abuse