Weekly News Wire | August 28, 2016
Massachusetts Chronic Homelessness Pay-For-Success Initiative Reports Housing 250 In First Year
On August 3, 2016, the Massachusetts Alliance for Supportive Housing (MASH) announced that its pay-for-success (PFS) initiative to reduce chronic homelessness housed more than 250 peopleĀ in stable, supportive housing during the first contract year. Under the PFS contract, the state set a minimum first year goal of housing 200Ā people. Of the 250 peopleĀ housed, 200 are receiving supportive services through the MassHealth Medicaid Pay for Success Community Support Program for People Experiencing Chronic Homelessness program
The MASH PFS initiative focuses on providing permanent, low-threshold supportive housing to peopleĀ who would otherwise rely on emergency shelter . . .
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