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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant SM063374
Award Date
9/30/16
Completion Date
9/29/19
Dollars Obligated
$1.6M
Overview
Activity
5
Transactions
5
Subawards
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Federal Agency
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Awardee
Cleveland Department Public Health (R6LWW3MWGQQ1)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Cleveland, OH 44114, USA
Update #1
Update #2
ENHANCING BEHAVIOR HEALTH SERVICES AND ELIMINATING CHRONIC FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
Posted 7/21/16
5
1
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Description
ReasonForModification
Federal Obligation
Date
Not listed
THE CLEVELAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH (CDPH), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRONTLINE SERVICE, PROPOSES TO REDUCE FAMILY HOMELESSNESS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND CLEVELAND, OHIO, BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE, TRAUMA-INFORMED, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS AND THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD HAS A SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI), SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD), OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDER. UTILIZING THE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE, TRAUMA-ADAPTED FAMILY CONNECTIONS, AND SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, THIS PROGRAM WILL SERVE 165 FAMILIES DURING THE THREE YEAR GRANT TERM. EVIDENCE STRONGLY SUGGESTS THAT IF FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS RECEIVE WRAP-AROUND SERVICES DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THEIR MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE USE, EMPLOYMENT, AND DAILY NEEDS, THESE FAMILIES HAVE A DECREASED RISK OF RETURNING TO HOMELESSNESS. THIS COMPELLED CDPH TO PROPOSE A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM WITH FRONTLINE TO PROVIDE HOUSING SERVICES, CASE MANAGEMENT, ASSERTIVE OUTREACH, ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND LINKAGE TO ONGOING SERVICES FOR FAMILIES WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT THROUGH RAPID RE-HOUSING OR TRANSITION IN PLACE MODELS, AND ARE IN NEED OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING TO END THEIR HOUSING INSECURITY. THE CDPH WILL WORK WITH FRONTLINE PERSONNEL TO DEVELOP PROTOCOLS FOR SERVICE PROVISION, PROTECTION OF THE PRIVACY OF PARTICIPANTS' PERSONAL INFORMATION, AND TRAINING OF DIRECT SERVICE STAFF. FAMILIES IN THIS PROGRAM WILL LARGELY BE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, HEADED BY A FEMALE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25-34 WHO IS DIAGNOSED WITH SMI OR SUD, LIVING IN POVERTY, HAVE AT LEAST ONE DEPENDENT CHILD, AND HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN THE PROGRESSIVE ENGAGEMENT HOMELESS PROGRAM. PARTICIPANTS IN THIS PROGRAM WILL RECEIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT, SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, PEER RECOVERY SERVICES, LINKAGE TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND ONGOING COMMUNITY RESOURCES, AS NEEDED.
$799.9k
7/17/17
Not listed
THE CLEVELAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH (CDPH), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRONTLINE SERVICE, PROPOSES TO REDUCE FAMILY HOMELESSNESS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND CLEVELAND, OHIO, BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE, TRAUMA-INFORMED, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS AND THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD HAS A SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI), SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD), OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDER. UTILIZING THE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE, TRAUMA-ADAPTED FAMILY CONNECTIONS, AND SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, THIS PROGRAM WILL SERVE 165 FAMILIES DURING THE THREE YEAR GRANT TERM. EVIDENCE STRONGLY SUGGESTS THAT IF FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS RECEIVE WRAP-AROUND SERVICES DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THEIR MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE USE, EMPLOYMENT, AND DAILY NEEDS, THESE FAMILIES HAVE A DECREASED RISK OF RETURNING TO HOMELESSNESS. THIS COMPELLED CDPH TO PROPOSE A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM WITH FRONTLINE TO PROVIDE HOUSING SERVICES, CASE MANAGEMENT, ASSERTIVE OUTREACH, ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND LINKAGE TO ONGOING SERVICES FOR FAMILIES WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT THROUGH RAPID RE-HOUSING OR TRANSITION IN PLACE MODELS, AND ARE IN NEED OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING TO END THEIR HOUSING INSECURITY. THE CDPH WILL WORK WITH FRONTLINE PERSONNEL TO DEVELOP PROTOCOLS FOR SERVICE PROVISION, PROTECTION OF THE PRIVACY OF PARTICIPANTS' PERSONAL INFORMATION, AND TRAINING OF DIRECT SERVICE STAFF. FAMILIES IN THIS PROGRAM WILL LARGELY BE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, HEADED BY A FEMALE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25-34 WHO IS DIAGNOSED WITH SMI OR SUD, LIVING IN POVERTY, HAVE AT LEAST ONE DEPENDENT CHILD, AND HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN THE PROGRESSIVE ENGAGEMENT HOMELESS PROGRAM. PARTICIPANTS IN THIS PROGRAM WILL RECEIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT, SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, PEER RECOVERY SERVICES, LINKAGE TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND ONGOING COMMUNITY RESOURCES, AS NEEDED.
$0
6/23/17
Not listed
THE CLEVELAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH (CDPH), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRONTLINE SERVICE, PROPOSES TO REDUCE FAMILY HOMELESSNESS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND CLEVELAND, OHIO, BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE, TRAUMA-INFORMED, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS AND THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD HAS A SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI), SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD), OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDER. UTILIZING THE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE, TRAUMA-ADAPTED FAMILY CONNECTIONS, AND SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, THIS PROGRAM WILL SERVE 165 FAMILIES DURING THE THREE YEAR GRANT TERM. EVIDENCE STRONGLY SUGGESTS THAT IF FAMILIES THAT ARE HOMELESS RECEIVE WRAP-AROUND SERVICES DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THEIR MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE USE, EMPLOYMENT, AND DAILY NEEDS, THESE FAMILIES HAVE A DECREASED RISK OF RETURNING TO HOMELESSNESS. THIS COMPELLED CDPH TO PROPOSE A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM WITH FRONTLINE TO PROVIDE HOUSING SERVICES, CASE MANAGEMENT, ASSERTIVE OUTREACH, ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND LINKAGE TO ONGOING SERVICES FOR FAMILIES WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT THROUGH RAPID RE-HOUSING OR TRANSITION IN PLACE MODELS, AND ARE IN NEED OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING TO END THEIR HOUSING INSECURITY. THE CDPH WILL WORK WITH FRONTLINE PERSONNEL TO DEVELOP PROTOCOLS FOR SERVICE PROVISION, PROTECTION OF THE PRIVACY OF PARTICIPANTS' PERSONAL INFORMATION, AND TRAINING OF DIRECT SERVICE STAFF. FAMILIES IN THIS PROGRAM WILL LARGELY BE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, HEADED BY A FEMALE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25-34 WHO IS DIAGNOSED WITH SMI OR SUD, LIVING IN POVERTY, HAVE AT LEAST ONE DEPENDENT CHILD, AND HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN THE PROGRESSIVE ENGAGEMENT HOMELESS PROGRAM. PARTICIPANTS IN THIS PROGRAM WILL RECEIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT, SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT, PEER RECOVERY SERVICES, LINKAGE TO MAINSTREAM BENEFITS, AND ONGOING COMMUNITY RESOURCES, AS NEEDED.
$0
10/19/16
Not listed
ENHANCING BEHAVIOR HEALTH SERVICES AND ELIMINATING CHRONIC FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
$400.0k
7/21/16
Not listed
ENHANCING BEHAVIOR HEALTH SERVICES AND ELIMINATING CHRONIC FAMILY HOMELESSNESS
$400.0k
7/21/16