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So, Supportive Housing, as i said earlier, we were really under the leadership of the department of public health, their direct access program, and Supportive Housing followed along. What is Supportive Housing . [speaker not understood]. It means people get housed and stay housed. And it means that individuals who get housed, their reliance on other systems of care decreases significantly, meaning emergency room visits, incarceration, mental health, Crisis Mental Health interventions, [speaker not understood]. All those go down when you house someone. We have about a 90 or more housing retenti...

One additional half Million Dollars in supportive services. This is in hsa [speaker not understood]. You can see the units attached to that 370 units. And then our Master Lease Program weve really and its notable given the budget cuts we had to ensure the last number of year. We were preserved. We didnt cut [speaker not understood]. We have increased through business increases he, and theres been a couple privacy. Thats atrictionvable to some of the countries. I know this was lengthy, but it was a lengthy plan. Homeless prevention, we were lucky to get a 89 thousand dollars influx of [speaker ...

For a decade, the Chico Housing Action Team has taken people living on the streets to shelter or housing, sometimes even physically transporting them. Sheldon Praiser vividly remembers the moment that catalyzed this impactful work.

Politics Republicans take no action on unemployment upgrade bill, say Evers has money to move forward on his own January 19, 2021 5:46 PM Amy Reid Updated: MADISON, Wis. — The Republican-controlled legislature failed to take action during another special session on Tuesday – this one aiming to fix the state’s outdated unemployment system. Republican leadership said that the governor has the money and means to start on this project on his own, but this has turned into another area where neither side can agree. The governor called the legislature to action last w...

Wisconsin’s unemployment system failures are not only affecting people who live here. Art Valero lost his home in Florida while he waited for months to receive unemployment compensation he was due from Wisconsin. The checks, more than a dozen of them totaling $370 each, were deposited on Jan. 6 for a total of nearly $7,000. But by then, he had already lost his home, most of his family’s belongings were placed in storage, his two college-aged daughters had gone back to school — paid for thanks to student loans — and he and his wife had moved in with his mother in California...