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FIVE YEAR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PLAN <br /> FINAL REPORT <br /> have medication weekly to increase medication compliance. She has applied for , <br /> SSI, but has been denied and is now appealing. She applied for Earnfare and is <br /> awaiting a decision. She has been diagnosed with diabetes that was previously <br /> untreated. She is now receiving healthcare and medications. She continues to <br /> prostitute for income and has an upcoming court case. She may go to the <br /> Department of Corrections this time as she is on probation. She continues to use <br /> crack, but use has decreased. She finds it difficult to be honest about her use and <br /> prostitution. She is enrolled in SA treatment but is not consistent with follow-up. The <br /> client does follow-up with the MISA Team, but there are times that she cannot be <br /> found. <br /> Descriation of Proaosed Permanent Housin� Models <br /> Based upon the needs and characteristics of the target population, detailed descriptions <br /> of the three proposed permanent housing models fiave been developed. These models <br /> (contained within the appendix) are designed to establish basic requirements and <br /> provide guidance to supportive housing developers in the planning and structuring of <br /> future developments. Each model, which can be replicated in response to increased <br /> demand, is summarized below. <br /> • Safe Havens will provide permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless � <br /> individuals in a low demand residential facility. These units will be targeted to � <br /> Typical Resident#1, the hardest-to-serve individuals who are most resistant to ' <br /> intervention and treatment. Large single family homes or small buildings which <br /> offer shared living areas and private or semi-private sleeping spaces are � <br /> desirable. Given the needs of the population to be served, each facility will have <br /> on-site staff supervision and provide outreach to support services. Residents will <br /> not have leases and will be atlowed to remain in the facility indefinitely as long as <br /> they abide by the rules. These facilities will be operated on an ongoing basis by <br /> local agencies, which provide services to the chronically homeless. <br /> PAGE 29 <br />