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FAQs Regarding Housing Stabilization Services
Housing Stabilization Services are designed to support people with disabilities, mental illness, or other health conditions in finding and maintaining housing. These services help individuals transition to housing, sustain housing, and ensure they have the skills and resources needed for long-term housing stability.
To be eligible for Housing Stabilization Services, you must:
Be on Medical Assistance
Have a disability or disabling condition
Be 18 years or older
Be experiencing housing instability, such as being homeless, at risk of homelessness, or living in unstable housing situations.
For detailed eligibility criteria, please visit the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
Housing Stabilization Services include three main components:
Housing Consultation: Assistance in developing a housing-focused support plan.
Housing Transition: Help with finding and securing housing, including developing a housing support plan, identifying housing options, and navigating the application process.
Housing Sustaining: Ongoing support to maintain housing, including help with understanding lease requirements, resolving issues that could lead to housing instability, and connecting to community resources.
For more information, visit the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
If you are interested in receiving Housing Stabilization Services, please reach out to Homelink Services. We will help determine if you qualify for these services and guide you through the next steps.
For detailed application instructions, please visit Disability Hub MN.
Yes, you can receive Housing Sustaining services to help you maintain your current housing and address any challenges that may arise, ensuring you continue to live in a stable environment.
Housing Stabilization Services are funded through Medicaid (Medical Assistance in Minnesota). This ensures that eligible individuals can access necessary supports without additional financial burden.
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Welcome to our Resources page. Here, we answer some common questions about Housing Stabilization Services to help you better understand the support available to you.