HUD Awards Cuyahoga County

HUD Awards Cuyahoga County
$6,077,764

Community Rank

Agency/Proposal

Amount Requested

Amount Received

1R

Cleveland Housing Network--Support services (living skills, job skills, parenting classes) for those living in permanent housing but were formerly homeless.

$328,627

$328,624

2.R

Cuyahoga County Assorted programs including Domestic Violence, and Transitonal Housing for women.

$946,027

$872,486

3.R

Cuyahoga County Support services Demonstration Program

$644,399

$644,399

4.R

Mental Health Services: Continuation of a safe place for people with a mental illness can stay including the operation of a small shelter.

$53,469

$53,469

5.R YMCA (Y-Haven) transitional shelter for men who have a chemical addiction. $244,309 $244,309

6.N Cleveland Health Care for the Homeless Permanent housing for women with a mental illness. $178,034 $178,034

7.N Catholic Charities/Cornerstone Connection: The operation of a weekend drop in center for homeless people $1,231,180 -----------

8.E CSA/St. Joseph’s Home a transitonal facility for homeless people coming out of the hospital that allows them time to recover. $1,012,195 -----------

9.E AIDS Housing Council: Supportive Services (case management) to get homeless people with AIDS into housing and to keep homeless people with AIDS in housing. $185,917 $185,917

10.E Free Clinic Safe Space station to expand the services and the number of spaces for runaways $82,763 -----------

11.N Cuyahoga County: Increase the number of slots available for homeless people with disabilities to get a permanent place to live. This is an apartment for people with AIDS, mental illness or chemical addiction. $1,611,900 $1,659,300

12.N Eden, Inc. Scattered site housing for homeless people with a mental illness. $309,140 -----------

13.N Hitchcock Center: Opening a transitional shelter for women with children. $714,640 $714,640

14.E Mental Health Services: Expansion of the Safe Place for homeless people with a mental illness to come. $499,567 $499,567

15.E CEOGC: Rental Assistance to homeless people to pay security deposits and first month’s rent and help finding a place. $1,058,338 -----------

16.E Family Transitional Housing: Expansion of their transitional housing facility for women with children. $248,448 $248,448

17.E May Dugan Center: Comprehensive case management to 40 homeless people to assure that they will regain a stable living environment with a job and place to live. $262,500 -----------

18.E Lakewood Christian Services: Outreach and assistance to people in the western suburbs who become homeless. $145,950 $145,950

19.R Continue Life: Transitional housing shelter refunding for women who are pregnant. $275,622 $275,622

**N=New Project, R=Renewal, E=Expansion

***The proposed and awarded funds are for a three year budget.

Community Rank	Agency/Proposal	Amount Requested	Amount Received
1R	Cleveland Housing Network--Support services (living skills, job skills, parenting classes) for those living in permanent housing but were formerly homeless.	$328,627	$328,624
2.R	Cuyahoga County Assorted programs including Domestic Violence, and Transitonal Housing for women.	$946,027	$872,486
3.R	Cuyahoga County Support services Demonstration Program	$644,399	$644,399
4.R	Mental Health Services: Continuation of a safe place for people with a mental illness can stay including the operation of a small shelter.	$53,469	$53,469
5.R	YMCA (Y-Haven) transitional shelter for men who have a chemical addiction.	$244,309	$244,309
6.N	Cleveland Health Care for the Homeless Permanent housing for women with a mental illness.	$178,034	$178,034
7.N	Catholic Charities/Cornerstone Connection: The operation of a weekend drop in center for homeless people	$1,231,180	-----------
8.E	CSA/St. Joseph’s Home a transitonal facility for homeless people coming out of the hospital that allows them time to recover.	$1,012,195	-----------
9.E	AIDS Housing Council: Supportive Services (case management) to get homeless people with AIDS into housing and to keep homeless people with AIDS in housing.	$185,917	$185,917
10.E	Free Clinic Safe Space station to expand the services and the number of spaces for runaways	$82,763	-----------
11.N	Cuyahoga County: Increase the number of slots available for homeless people with disabilities to get a permanent place to live. This is an apartment for people with AIDS, mental illness or chemical addiction.	$1,611,900	$1,659,300
12.N	Eden, Inc. Scattered site housing for homeless people with a mental illness.	$309,140	-----------
13.N	Hitchcock Center: Opening a transitional shelter for women with children.	$714,640	$714,640
14.E	Mental Health Services: Expansion of the Safe Place for homeless people with a mental illness to come.	$499,567	$499,567
15.E	CEOGC: Rental Assistance to homeless people to pay security deposits and first month’s rent and help finding a place.	$1,058,338	-----------
16.E	Family Transitional Housing: Expansion of their transitional housing facility for women with children.	$248,448	$248,448
17.E	May Dugan Center: Comprehensive case management to 40 homeless people to assure that they will regain a stable living environment with a job and place to live.	$262,500	-----------
18.E	Lakewood Christian Services: Outreach and assistance to people in the western suburbs who become homeless.	$145,950	$145,950
19.R	Continue Life: Transitional housing shelter refunding for women who are pregnant.	$275,622	$275,622
	N=New Project, R=Renewal, E=Expansion *The proposed and awarded funds are for a three year budget.