Creating Connections

Welcome to Positive Transition Health! We are committed to offering Housing Stabilization Services to individuals who are experiencing housing challenges. Our goal is to prevent homelessness and promote housing stability by offering tailored support and resources. We support the idea that everyone deserves a secure living environment, as it’s vital for well-being. Having safe housing is key to personal growth, stability, and mental health.

Eligibility

Requirements

✅18 years old or older

✅Must be on Medical Assistance (MA)

✅Must have a documented disability or disabling condition

✅Homelessness or at risk of being homeless

SERVICES

01

Housing Counseling

Individuals and families experiencing housing instability will receive personalized counseling sessions. Trained counselors will assess needs, provide housing information, offer budgeting help, and assist in creating action plans for housing stability.

02

Rental Assistance Programs

Financial aid available for eligible individuals and families includes rent subsidies, utility assistance, security deposit help, and other support to relieve housing cost burdens.

03

Eviction Prevention

To prevent eviction and homelessness, the program offers legal aid, mediation, and negotiation to tenants, working with landlords to reach mutually beneficial resolutions and prevent displacements.

04

Housing Navigation

Navigators help individuals and families find housing by offering guidance on preferences, budget, needs, applications, inspections, and lease negotiations.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email

PMI Number

Emergency Contact

Address

Do you receive medical assistance?

Are you 18 or older?

Have a documented disability or disabling condition, defined as one of the following*

A person who is aged, blind or has a disability as described under Title Il of the Social Security Act.

A person with an injury or illness that is expected to cause extended or long-term incapacitation

A person with a developmental disability (or related condition) or mental illness

A person with a mental health condition, substance use disorder or physical injury that required a residential level of care and who is now in the process of transitioning to the community

A person with a substance use disorder and is enrolled in a treatment program or is on a waiting list for a treatment program

Are you experiencing housing instability, evidenced by one of the following risk factors:

Homeless. An individual or family is considered homeless when they lack a fixed, adequate nighttime residence.

Currently transitioning, or has recently transitioned, from an institution or licensed or registered setting (registered housing with services facility, board and lodge, boarding care, adult foster care or community residential setting, hospital, Intermediate Care Facility for persons with Developmental Disabilities (ICF/DD), intensive residential treatment services, the MN Hospital..

Are you at risk of homelessness? An individual or family is at risk of homelessness

At risk of institutionalization - meets an institutional level of care/eligible for the following waivers

Referral, Company, or Organization Name