#HousingResources

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Discover No Waiting List Low-Income Housing Options: Explore Charitable Initiatives for Affordable Housing. Find vital details and support for those in need today, at https://www.truetravelplanner.com/low-income-housing-with-no-waiting-list/

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Our last highlight from the #CuyamaResourceDirectory is the detailed section on available housing and social resources. Each entry has been vetted to ensure that the resource is in fact available for Cuyama residents, with notations on specific county residency requirements and other notations on citizenship status requirements. From fair housing and food access resources to programs that provide direct services for home repair and adult in-home support services, this directory gets you a direct line to resource holders. Click the #linkinbio to contact housing and social service providers and explore the online Cuyama Valley Resource and Business Directory or email hello@blueskycenter to arrange a pick-up of a printed copy! 📘 Thank you to the US Dept. of HUD (@hudgov) - via Enterprise Community Partners - for supporting this project through a HUD Section 8 Culture and Creativity grant. • • • #resourcedirectory #cuyamaresourcedirectory #partnerships #housingresources #fairhousingforall #socialservices #foodaccessforall #cultureandcreativity #enterprisecommunitypartners https://www.instagram.com/p/CCodyfrFxMJ/?igshid=mrpccqgnecau

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Housing Supports for College Students: What You Need to Know

Supporting California’s Homeless and Low-Income College Students: A Practical Guide

Supporting California’s Homeless & Low-Income College Students: A Practical Guide provides timely, concise overviews on each of these needs as it relates to homeless and low-income students at the California Community Colleges, California State Universities, and Universities of California. The guide also highlights existing resources and methods to support the success of at-risk student groups. Check out our infographic below!

When asked what college students experiencing homelessness need most to succeed, staff and administrators at California’s public higher education institutions identified 5 top needs: connections to housing resources, CalFresh application assistance, Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion assistance, mental health services, and access to supportive services outside of the school setting.

This guide was co-authored by the California Homeless Youth Project, a project of the California State Library, and by Schoolhouse Connection.

Stay tuned for the other guides in this series! You can also find more information on our website.