Public Housing Agencies And Permanent Supportive Housing For Chronically Homeless People

In February 2012, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) published a study on the roles that Medicaid, Community Health Centers, and other HHS programs might play in providing services linked to housing for people who experience chronic homelessness through permanent supportive housing (PSH). PSH provides a permanent home for formerly homeless people with disabilities, along with the health care and other supportive services needed to help tenants adjust to living in housing and make the changes in their lives that will help them keep their housing. It differs from group homes, board and care facilities . . .