HHAP Funding Recommendation Project Descriptions
Organization and Project Name
Target Population
Children’s Home of Stockton
Transitional Aged Youth
Project Name
# to be served
Catalyst Project
40 unique individuals
Scope of Work
The Catalyst Program will continue provide low-barrier shelter and supportive services to 40 unduplicated Transition Age Youth (ages 18–24) experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Stockton over a 24-month period. Services will include safe housing in four facilities, individualized case management, behavioral health support, life skills development, education and employment assistance. The program will support TAY participants with linkages to a coordinated network of community partners to ensure housing stability and self-sufficiency.
Deliverables
Shelter & Housing Support
Case Management & Transition Planning
Employment & Education Services
Behavioral Health & Life Skills Training
Community Partnerships & Referrals
Performance Outcomes & Reporting
Previous Award
Previously Served
$409,000.00
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Organization and Project Name
Target Population
Lutheran Support Services
Transitional Aged Youth
Project Name
# to be served
Project HOPE
22 unique individuals
Scope of Work
Lutheran Social Services will implement Project HOPE Youth Housing Solutions to provide low-barrier interim housing and intensive supportive services to 18 unaccompanied Transition Age Youth (ages 18–24) experiencing homelessness in Stockton over a 24-month period. The program will operate scattered-site shared apartments and Calaveras Quarters units, pairing housing with case management, employment and education support, behavioral health services, and life skills development.
Deliverables
Housing Placement & Support
Case Management Services
Supportive Services
Client Assistance
Performance Outcomes & Reporting:
Previous Award
Previously Served
$409,000.00
18 HHAP Funding Recommendation Project Descriptions
Organization and Project Name
Target Population
St. Mary’s Community Services
Homeless – Families and Individuals
Project Name
# to be served
Campus Operations
Scope of Work
To develop a comprehensive, housing-focused and low barrier campus to address the needs of homeless individuals and families and develop pathways to permanent housing, consistent with the principles of housing first. SMCS provides a low barrier, housing focused service with the goal of moving people off the streets, out of shelter, and into housing. SMCS offers a comprehensive engagement model that begins with an intake process and culminates into ongoing case management to support housing placement and retention. Adherence to the SMCS Mission SMCS exists to create pathways out of homelessness and poverty by offering essential daily services and supportive programs provided with dignity.
Deliverables
Provide low-barrier 24/7 shelter operations,
Operate, Manage, and Maintain the following shelter / housing facilities:
Family Shelter
Men's Lodge
Men's Lodge - Annex
Women's Lodge
Zelter Navigation Center
Pathways
Provide the necessary elements of a low-barrier emergency shelter:
Food
Hygiene
Provislons for Pets, Privacy, Storage of Possessions
Вeds
Social Services
Monthly Invoices
Quarterly Performance Reports
Annual Report
Previous Award
Previously Served
HHAP Funding Recommendation Project Descriptions
Organization and Project Name
Target Population
Family Resource Center
Homeless or At Risk – Families and Individuals
Project Name
# to be served
Housing Assistance
Scope of Work
Provide individualized support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or transitioning into permanent housing.
Goal 1: Provide housing stability for homeless households or those facing homelessness.
Goal 2: Provide up to $2000 per unit to help offset the move in security deposit.
Goal 3: If funding available, provide as needed funds up to $2000 to prevent vacancy loss.
Promote housing stability, increase self-sufficiency, and connect participants to supportive services that address barriers to long-term success.
Will serve the following population: Individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk, households transitioning from emergency shelters or transitional housing, people with barriers such as mental health needs, substance use issues, unemployment, domestic violence, or limited income.
Deliverables
Increase access
Improve economic stability
Intake & Assessment:
Continuous Support
Progress Monitoring
Resource Coordination
Previous Award
Previously Served
$571,270.00
HHAP Funding Recommendation Project Descriptions
Organization
Target Population
Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life Center
Homeless – Families and Individuals
Project Name
# to be served
Housing Justice
Minimum 70
Scope of Work
AAAWLC will operate the Housing Justice Program (HJP) to stabilize Stockton residents at imminent risk of homelessness by providing short to medium term rental assistance, eviction prevention supports, move-in assistance, housing navigation, and case management. All households will be referred through the Coordinated Entry System (CES), and all data will be entered into HMIS to ensure alignment with regional homeless response efforts. The program will prioritize households with incomes at or below 30% of the area median income. Services will be delivered through a multidisciplinary team including a Program Director, Intake Specialist, Housing Navigator, and Case Managers, all trained in culturally responsive and trauma-informed care. Core program activities will include:
• enrollment and assessment of CES-referred households; • provision of rental assistance and eviction prevention funding; • housing search support and barrier reduction;
• stabilization and aftercare aimed at increasing long-term housing retention; • coordination with regional partners to ensure comprehensive support and warm handoffs.
Deliverables
Program Enrollment & Assessment
Rental Assistance & Eviction Prevention
Housing Navigation
Case Management & Stabilization
Data Entry, Reporting & Compliance
System Coordination
Equity & Access
Previous Award
Previously Served
$482,730.00
70+
HHAP Funding Recommendation Project Descriptions
Organization
Target Population
Housing Authority of San Joaquin County
Homeless or At Risk – Families and Individuals
Project Name
# to be served
Emergency Housing Vouchers
104 households
Scope of Work
The Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin (HACSJ) will administer the Emergency Housing Voucher Plus (EHV+) Program using operational practices consistent with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) and Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) programs, including household eligibility determination, rental assistance administration, landlord payments, compliance monitoring, participant communication, and program reporting. HACSJ will monitor household participation and housing status throughout the assistance period and facilitate connections to appropriate local resources to support continued housing stability and economic self-sufficiency efforts.
Deliverables
Provide rental assistance
Reduce return to homelessness
Promote self-sufficiency
Previous Award
Previously Served
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Organization and Project Name
Target Population
Family Resource Center
Homeless or At Risk – Families and Individuals
Project Name
# to be served
Childcare Vouchers
135
Scope of Work
Provide childcare vouchers to eligible families with children ages 0-2 to help pay for safe, reliable, and developmentally appropriate childcare, enabling parents to work, attend school, or participate in job training. Target population will be families who reside in Stockton who meet income and work/school requirements.
Deliverables
Case Management & Transition Planning
Performance Outcomes & Reporting
Previous Award
Previously Served
$700,000.00
135
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