We wanted to share some additional materials related to the Permanent Supportive Housing Agreement (PSHA). They address some of the questions in our DRAFT letter for the January 17 Public Hearing that we sent out last Saturday. The materials come from Jim Lopez at the City and one of our members, Rex Rempel. These are provided below and in the attachments.
Materials from Rex Rempel
Rex Rempel provided us with a document summarizing Permanent Supportive Housing Outcomes based on extensive studies that he provides links to.
Materials from Jim Lopez
As a follow-up to our December 6 Special Meeting, I have been coordinating with Jim Lopez on topics that we discussed.
Over the past couple of days, Jim provided us with several documents and links to studies. (see attachments)
· Full report on de-intensified shelters: https://regionalhomelesssystem.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Impact-of-Hotels-as-ES-Study_Full-Report_Final-11302020.pdf
· Here is a brief summary of the 1811 Eastlake research and project. I am trying to find you the full report. 1811 one pager-revised2010 (desc.org)
· Here are some additional data points from Plymouth Housing Group about the cost savings that result from providing permanent supportive housing: Why Housing First? - Plymouth Housing
· Corporation for Supportive Housing is a national expert on this issue and has more information on their website: https://www.csh.org/category/research-and-evaluation/
Materials from Rex Rempel
Rex Rempel provided us with a document summarizing Permanent Supportive Housing Outcomes based on extensive studies that he provides links to.
Materials from Jim Lopez
As a follow-up to our December 6 Special Meeting, I have been coordinating with Jim Lopez on topics that we discussed.
Over the past couple of days, Jim provided us with several documents and links to studies. (see attachments)
- The attached png file is a list of pre-qualified housing operators and support service partners for East County.
- Case studies and further research provided by the County regarding the efficacy of permanent supportive housing can be found here:
· Full report on de-intensified shelters: https://regionalhomelesssystem.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Impact-of-Hotels-as-ES-Study_Full-Report_Final-11302020.pdf
· Here is a brief summary of the 1811 Eastlake research and project. I am trying to find you the full report. 1811 one pager-revised2010 (desc.org)
· Here are some additional data points from Plymouth Housing Group about the cost savings that result from providing permanent supportive housing: Why Housing First? - Plymouth Housing
· Corporation for Supportive Housing is a national expert on this issue and has more information on their website: https://www.csh.org/category/research-and-evaluation/
- Below is a list of the County’s Health through Housing facilities, more data on each facility is available on the County’s website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/community-human-services/initiatives/health-through-housing.aspx
- Auburn: Former Clarion Inn
- Federal Way: Former Extended Stay America
- Kirkland: La Quinta Inn
- North Seattle: Former Extended Stay America
- North Seattle: Former Holiday Inn Express
- Pioneer Square: Canton Lofts
- Queen Anne: Inn at Queen Anne
- Redmond: Former Silver Cloud Hotel
- Renton: Extended Stay America Hotel
- Seattle: Argyle
- Attached sample Good Neighbor Agreement, Code of Conduct and Guest Policy for your review. These are provided as examples only.
- File addressing CHNA Questions from December 6 meeting
| permanent_supportive_housing_outcomes_and_references__rex_rempel.pdf |
| hth_provider_pods_east_king_county.png |
| auburn_good_neighbor_agreement_final_12-2-22.pdf |
| operator_example__guest_policy_redacted.pdf |
| operator_example_house_rules_redacted.pdf |
| response_to_chna_questions.pdf |
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