Housing Consultation

Our housing consultation services are designed to provide individuals and families with the support they need to secure stable and suitable housing. We understand the importance of personalized assistance and are dedicated to helping you achieve your housing goals.

Benefits of Our Consultation Services:

- Assistance with Identification Documents: We help you obtain necessary identification documents to ensure your eligibility for housing and other services.
Referrals to Additional Resources: We connect you with a wide range of resources, including SSI advocates, employment counselors, waivered services, food shelves, and more.
- Personalized Assessment: Our consultations provide a comprehensive understanding of your strengths, needs, and desires related to housing, ensuring a tailored approach to your situation.
- Focused on the Individual: We prioritize your unique circumstances and goals, providing you with the opportunity to actively participate in creating your Housing Stabilization Plan.
- Community Reintegration: Our services support your reintegration into the community, offering guidance and assistance to help you thrive in your new housing environment.
- Enhanced Well-being: By identifying necessary improvements and assistance, we work together to enhance your overall well-being in relation to housing.

To be eligible for our services, all clients must have completed professional education (PSON), valid identification, and a social security card. Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to guiding you through every step of the process, ensuring you find the best provider to meet your housing needs.

Experience the benefits of our housing consultation services and take the first step towards securing stable and supportive housing today.

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Transition and Sustainability

Humble Home is only the first step in the housing stabilization process. From the consultation, we refer you to our partners to walk you through the transition phase and give you the resources for sustained living. Learn more about the process and our partners below.

Our Partners

Live Learn Hope

Cradle of Love

Evolution Housed

Acts of Compassion

Department of Human Services, MN

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Eligibility

A member is eligible for housing stabilization services if they meet all of the following needs-based criteria:

- Be on Medical Assistance (MA)
- Be 18 years old or older

Have a documented disability or disabling condition, defined as one of the following:
- A person who is aged, blind or has a disability as described under Title II of the Social Security Act.
- A person with an injury or illness that is expected to cause extended or long-term incapacitation.
- A person with a developmental disability (or related condition) or mental illness.
- A person with a mental health condition, substance use disorder or physical injury that required a residential level of care and who is now in the process of transitioning to the community.
- A person who is determined to have a learning disability according to policy adopted by Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS); or
- A person with a substance use disorder and is enrolled in a treatment program or is on a waiting list for a treatment program.

Be assessed to require assistance with at least one of the following areas resulting from the presence of a disability or a long-term or indefinite condition:
- Communication
- Mobility
- Decision-making; or
- Managing challenging behaviors

Be experiencing housing instability, evidenced by one of the following risk factors:
- Homeless. An individual or family is considered homeless when they lack a fixed, adequate nighttime residence; or
- Currently transitioning, or has recently transitioned, from an institution or licensed or registered setting (registered housing with services facility, board and lodge, boarding care, adult foster care or community residential setting, hospital, - Intermediate Care Facility for persons with Developmental Disabilities (ICF/DD), intensive residential treatment services, the Minnesota Security Hospital, nursing facility, regional treatment center); or
- At risk of homelessness. An individual or family is at risk of homelessness when
a) the individual or family is faced with a situation or set of circumstances likely to cause the household to become homeless, including but not limited to: doubled-up living arrangements where the individual’s name is not on a lease, living in a condemned building without a place to move, having arrears in rent or utility payments, receiving an eviction notice without a place to move or living in temporary or transitional housing that carries time limits; or
b) the person, previously homeless, will be discharged from a correctional, medical, mental health or substance use disorder treatment center and lacks sufficient resources to pay for housing, and does not have a permanent place to live; would be at risk of homelessness if housing services were removed.

At risk of institutionalization – meets an intuitional level of care/eligible for the following waivers:
Brain Injury (BI)

Alternative Care (AC)
Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI)
Community Alternative Care (CAC)
Developmental Disability (DD)
Elderly Waiver (EW)

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