Boise City/Ada County Housing Authority also provides assistance through these innovative programs: CHOIS (Coordinated Housing Options & Individualized Services) and HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing). The Housing Authority owns and maintains Allumbaugh House, the region’s no-cost sub-acute mental health and detoxification center with services provided through Terry Reilly Health Services. 了解更多
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Boise City Housing Authority has three Project-Based Voucher (PBV) programs that provide permanent supportive housing to individuals and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness. The vouchers help sustain the area’s “Housing First” approach, providing housing and supportive services on site. These services are designed to help residents maintain stable housing, increase self-sufficiency, and address barriers that may have contributed to their housing instability.
New Path is a permanent supportive housing program that consists of 40 units. Referrals to this property are made through our community’s Coordinated Entry System, Ada County Connect to help ensure that housing is prioritized for individuals and families with the greatest housing needs. You may contact Ada County Connect at (208) 336-4663
New Path 2.0 is a permanent supportive housing program that consists of 95 units. Referrals to this property are made through our community’s Coordinated Entry System, Ada County Connect to help ensure that housing is prioritized for individuals and families with the greatest housing needs. You may contact Ada County Connect at (208) 336-4663
Valor Pointe is a PBV (project based voucher) program specifically for HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) vouchers, with referrals made through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). This program consists of 26 subsidized units. This program serves eligible veterans who need permanent housing combined with supportive services.