Sudbury Homelessness Network

Goals/Core values The goal of the Homelessness Network is to assist those who are absolutely homeless; for example, those living on the streets or in places not intended for human habitation, or staying in emergency shelters, to find and maintain housing through a case management program, specialized in assisting those in need by addressing barriers to achieving permanent housing. The Network espouses the following Housing First core principles: 1. Immediate access to permanent housing with no housing readiness requirements 2. Consumer choice and self-determination 3. Recovery orientation to service 4. Individualized and client-driven supports 5. Social and community integration Note: All persons to be supported by the Homelessness Network will have been registered through the citys Coordinated Access System central By-Name List and referred to the Homelessness Network through the citys prioritization process. Persons must be able to, and willing to, collaborate and participate in a program that consists of weekly home visits by a Housing Based Case Manager.

Housing Based Case Management Persons experiencing *chronic homelessness will be supported in finding and maintaining housing with the support of a Housing Based Case Manager or Intensive Case Manager. Participants in the program will agree to pay rent and work with a case manager on a weekly basis, or more, depending on need, to achieve stable permanent housing and have a successful tenancy.

Those suffering from homelessness

Call (705) 673-3721, or use the website.

Phone

(705) 673-3721

Website

https://homelessnessnetwork.ca