Provides social services such as emergency food, hygiene packets, day bus passes or gas vouchers for documented medical or job needs, partial financial assistance for applicable prescriptions, assistance to pay for driver's license, ID, and birth certificates (some limits and criteria do apply, provided based on availability), utility assistance, access to benefits, crisis intervention, immigration, and legal aid services referrals, diapers and formula (when available), and additional community referrals as needed.
Rental assistance is available for residents within the City of Carlsbad (some limits and criteria do apply, provided based on availability). Case management support is available for employment, housing stabilization, and self-sufficiency.
Administers the City of Carlsbad CDBG grant, which assists very low-income households and households in severe emergency situations. Those seeking rental assistance must be or plan to be City of Carlsbad residents. Landlords must complete a W9 and accept payment from a 3rd party provider. Documentation is required. Some limits and criteria do apply, provided based on availability.
Case management support is available for employment, housing stabilization, and self-sufficiency.
Case management support for housing stabilization, employment, and self-sufficiency for individuals experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness. Individuals will gain initial access to basic needs and other resources that may be available to address their housing crisis.
Access point staff may assist with shelter applications, complete eligibility screenings for various resources, make emergency service referrals, and have conversations around housing stability options. It is important that clients remain in contact with the staff at access points and other homeless dedicated providers to ensure their needs and goals are appropriately identified and addressed.
Provides social services such as emergency food, hygiene packets, day bus passes or gas vouchers for documented medical or job needs, partial financial assistance for applicable prescriptions, assistance to pay for driver's license, ID and birth certificates (some limits and criteria do apply, provided based on availability), utility assistance, access to benefits, immigration and legal aid services referrals, crisis intervention, diapers and formula (when available), and additional community referrals as needed.
Rental assistance available for residents within the North County San Diego (some limits and criteria do apply, provided based on availability). Case management support available for employment, housing stabilization, and self-sufficiency.
Case management support for housing stabilization, employment, and self-sufficiency for individuals experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness. Individuals will gain initial access to basic needs and other resources that may be available to address their housing crisis.
Access point staff may assist with shelter applications, complete eligibility screenings for various resources, make emergency service referrals, and have conversations around housing stability options. It is important that clients remain in contact with the staff at access points and other homeless dedicated providers to ensure their needs and goals are appropriately identified and addressed.
A special Superior Court session for defendants experiencing homelessness or at risk to resolve misdemeanor offenses, minor infractions, traffic issues, and outstanding warrants that occurred in San Diego County. Clients will work closely with an advocate(s) in case management to receive services and resources.
Fines are cleared based on achievements and accomplishments that lead to self-sufficiency.
Case management program is about 3-4 months long.
Will need to attend court session(s).
