No Place Like Home

 

Availability of grant funds for counties to be used for the development of  permanent supportive housing.

 RFP for $3.3 million in NPLH Noncompetitive Funds Available Here

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No Place Like Home (NPLH) Program 

The No Place Like Home (NPLH) program provides permanent supportive housing for individuals with serious mental illness who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The program focuses on creating stable living environments that incorporate behavioral health services, helping vulnerable populations achieve long-term stability and well-being. 

 

Who Benefits from NPLH? 

  • Individuals with serious mental illness: NPLH provides permanent housing solutions for those struggling with homelessness or the threat of homelessness. 

  • Vulnerable groups: Support is available for those who face barriers to securing stable housing.

What NPLH Provides? 

  • Permanent Housing: Long-term, stable housing solutions combined with ongoing support 

  • Holistic Support: Access to behavioral health services, case management, and community resources, promoting overall well-being 

  • Collaborative Approach: Working with local partners and developers to create housing options that meet community needs 

Services Offered 

  • Permanent Supportive Housing: Housing units that offer residents both stability and access to supportive services. 

  • Partnership with Developers: Financial and technical support to help developers create affordable housing options for those in need. 

  • Comprehensive Behavioral Health Services: Integrated behavioral health services and case management within housing developments 

  • Grant and Funding Opportunities: Financial assistance for developers to build housing that supports vulnerable populations 

Eligibility for NPLH Housing 

  • How to Apply: NPLH-supported housing is provided through partner developers. To apply for rental assistance and affordable housing, visit the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside (HACR) online portal. For details on housing availability and the application process, visit HACR's How to Apply Page

Getting Involved 

  • For Individuals: If you need behavioral health support and are experiencing homelessness, contact the CARES Line at (800) 499-3008 for an assessment, which can include housing services. For direct housing assistance, visit the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside (HACR) website to apply online or call (951) 351-0700. Visit HACR's How to Apply Page

  • For Housing Developers: Developers interested in NPLH funding opportunities can access guidelines and apply for funding to create affordable housing. 

Why Should Developers and Partners Be Interested in NPLH? 

The No Place Like Home (NPLH) program offers significant benefits for developers and community partners looking to invest in affordable, supportive housing projects. By participating in NPLH, developers can access financial support, including grants and tax-exempt bonds, to help fund housing initiatives targeted at individuals with mental illness who are experiencing homelessness. 

Partners working with NPLH also gain opportunities to collaborate with local governments and health organizations, creating long-term housing solutions that meet critical community needs. In addition to funding, the program offers technical assistance to help developers create and manage housing projects that incorporate wraparound services such as behavioral health support, case management, and community resources. 

NPLH fosters a collaborative environment between developers, government agencies, and local organizations, ensuring that projects are not only financially viable but also socially impactful.

Resources for Developers and Partners 

If you are a developer, community partner, or government agency, click below for resources: 

  • (Button) Developer Funding Guidelines: Learn more about NPLH grant opportunities and application processes. 

  • (Button) Community Partner Resources: Access development guidelines, resources, and information on community impact.