Our Programs

Our programs are comprehensive education, health, and human services designed to support individuals and families in need.

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What is HSS, Inc.?

HSS, Inc. is an organization that provides comprehensive education, health, and human services to reduce homelessness.

Program Facility Model:

To provide an evidence bases housing program with supportive services for Interim, Crisis Housing, Transitional to Permanent Supportive Services Housing
Programs for Un-housed/homeless people.

How does HSS, Inc. help

HSS, Inc. offers a range of programs and services aimed at addressing the needs of underserved individuals, youth, and families,

Program Description

Our “Housing First Program” is designed to provide a minimum of 12 month of housing for Un-housed/homeless individuals, families, couples, Veterans, seniors and TAY youth.

The Goal

Our goal is to collaborate with each participant through a “Three Phase Housing Program Structure.” We provide clean and safe housing facilities along with essential supportive services to help them become self-sufficient. This program empowers individuals to build confidence in pursuing and achieving their personal goals related to careers, education, and permanent housing.

Who can benefit from HSS, Inc

HSS, Inc.’s programs and services are available to individuals, youth, and families in underserved communities who are in need of housing.

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Eligibility Criteria

Per Housing Program Facility

Individuals experiencing homelessness (e.g., co-occurring mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, etc.), chronic substance abuse, or those who are not suitable candidates for HSS, Inc., may be referred to other housing, treatment, or healthcare programs that specialize in their specific needs.

Individuals re-entering from the Department of Justice (DOJ) or the Coordinated Entry System (CES).

Chronically homeless individuals (those who have been homeless continuously for one year or have experienced four episodes of homelessness within three years, including living on the streets, in emergency shelters, or as emancipated youth) may be placed through Drug Courts, County, or State referrals.

Men diagnosed with HIV/AIDS.

Unhoused veterans and seniors.