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People exiting residential behavioral health treatment without a fixed, adequate nighttime residence can get Housing Support for up to three months and keep their income during that period. Improvements to the program include a simplified application process, eliminated income restrictions, and fully state-funded housing for up to three months.
For more details about how Housing Support can benefit people exiting residential behavioral health treatment, see this overview document.
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Housing Support Virtual Informational Session
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DHS is hosting a virtual informational session about Housing Support. Please register as soon as possible and share details of this event with other residential behavioral health providers.
Register for the informational session here
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What: Informational session for providers on how people can use Housing Support when exiting residential treatment.
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When: Wednesday, September 7, 2022 from 1 to 2:00 p.m.
Who should attend: All residential treatment providers serving people who exit treatment without stable housing.
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Children’s mental health / Adult mental health / Substance use disorder / Resources for partners and providers
For more information about this e-Memo please feel free to contact us at youropinionmatters.dhs@state.mn.us
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