Overview
[vc_column_textHousing Stabilization Services is a Medical Assistance benefit to help people with disabilities and seniors find and keep housing. Housing stabilization services are state plan (not waiver) Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS).
Planning & Strategies
Alchemy is dedicated to assisting persons with disabilities in locating and maintaining accommodations. More people can succeed with the proper support, delivered by a professional with expertise and experience in housing
We can provide support with all the details associated with moving, including but not limited to:
- Applying for housing
- Ensuring adaptive accommodations are in-place
- Developing a plan
- Help with the housing application process
- Organization
- Researching housing options
- Coordinating details of a move (lease details, moving truck, supplies, etc.)
The goal of this service is to help people stay where they want to live! We can assist you with:
- Education and training to foster positive interactions with landlords, property managers, neighbours, and roommates
- Assistance in comprehending and applying for housing-related benefits
- Assistance with transportation
- Technology that helps
- Assisting in the arrangement of adaptive housing accommodations
- Obtaining Economic Assistance
- Individuals who are transitioning from a group setting to an individual living arrangement should be connected with a Community Living Support (CLS) worker.
For some people in danger of institutional placement or homelessness, the Housing Support program offers assistance with housing expenditures.
- Payments for your rent, utilities, food, household goods, and other essentials will be made to the housing provider.
- Depending on your income, you might be required to pay your housing provider directly a portion of the Housing Support housing charge.
Eligibility - To be eligible for help, you must fulfil a number of standards established by the General Assistance or Supplemental Security Income programs. There are also limits on income and assets. Program benefits:
- those who are over 65
People with a disability that restricts their ability to self-sufficiency who are under 65. For instance, a visual handicap, a mental health condition, or a substance abuse issue.