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Dove, Inc. may share a reasonable and appropriate amount of the administrative funds with sub- <br /> grantee. <br /> Requirements for all program participants: In order to receive financial assistance or <br /> services funded by HPRP, individuals and families-whether homeless or housed-must at least <br /> meet all of the following criteria: <br /> l) Any individual or family provided with financial assistance through the HPRP must have <br /> at least an initial consultation with a case manager or other authorized representative who <br /> can determine the appropriate type of assistance to their needs. <br /> 2) The household must be at or below 50% of Area Median Income. <br /> 3) The household must be either homeless or at risk of losing it housing and meet both of <br /> the following circumstances: no appropriate subsequent housing options and the <br /> household lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate <br /> housing or remain in its existing housing. <br /> Dove, Inc. must establish minimum conditions that an individual or family must meet in order to <br /> receive assistance through HPRP. The HPRP is to target persons most at risk of becoming <br /> homeless. The grantee may require the participant to have at least two or more of the risk factors <br /> to qualify for assistance. <br /> Examples: <br /> • Eviction within 2 weeks from a private dwelling (including housing provided by family <br /> or friends); <br /> • Discharge within 2 weeks from an institution in which the person has been a resident for <br /> more than 180 days (including prisons, mental health institutions, hospitals); <br /> • Residency in housing that has been condemned by housing officials (Neighborhood <br /> Inspections) and is no longer meant for human habitation; <br /> • Sudden and significant loss of income; <br /> • Sudden and significant increase in utility costs; <br /> • Mental health and substance abuse issues; <br /> • Physical disabilities and other chronic health issues, including HIV/AIDS; <br /> • Severe housing cost burden (greater than 50 percent of income for housing cots); <br /> • Homeless in last 12 months; <br /> • Current or past involvement with child welfare, including foster care; <br /> • Pending foreclosure of rental housing; <br /> • Extremely low income (less than 30 percent of AMI); <br /> • High overcrowding (the number of person exceeds health and/or safety standards for the <br /> housing unit size); <br /> • Past institutional care (prison, treatment facility, hospital); <br /> • Recent traumatic life event, such as death of a spouse or primary care provider, or recent <br /> health crisis that prevented the household from meeting its financial responsibilities; <br /> • Credit problems that preclude obtaining housing; or <br /> • Significant amount of inedical debt. <br /> ,,,-k,�,,,,,,.,.,.,,,.,,�4,,,.�„ Page 22 of 28 <br />