Ohio Hispanic Coalition

The Transitional Housing Assistance Grants for Victims of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Program (transitional Housing Program) Is Authorized by 34 U.s.c. 12351. the Primary Purpose of the Transitional Housing Program Is to Aid Minors, Adults, and Their Dependents Who Are Homeless, as Defined by 34 U.s.c. 12473(6), or in Need of Transitional Housing or Other Housing Assistance, as a Result of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, or Stalking, and for Whom Emergency Shelter Services or Other Crisis Intervention Services Are Unavailable or Insufficient. the Program Supports Holistic, Survivor-centered Approaches to Providing Transitional Housing and Support Services Designed to Enable a Minor, an Adult, or a Dependent of Such Minor or Adult Locate and Secure Permanent Housing, Secure Employment, and Integrate Into a Community. the Ohio Hispanic Coalition Is a Non-profit Organization Located in Columbus, Ohio, an Urban Region of the State. the Organization Will Provide 20 Scattered Site Residences for 20 Survivors and Their Families Through Private Landlord Housing Units. the Ohio Hispanic Coalition Will Collaborate With Its Partner, Casa De Paz, to Provide a Holistic, Victim-centered, and Multidisciplinary Approach to Transitional Housing Needs in the Community. This New Project Will Use Funds to Provide Both Housing and Supportive Services to Move Survivors of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, or Stalking Who Are Homeless or in Need of Housing Assistance to Permanent Housing. the Project Will Assist Clients for an Anticipated Minimum of 6 Months and a Maximum Length of 12 Months. Services Offered Will Focus on Primarily Serving Underserved Hispanic/latino Populations in the Region. the Grant Activities Will Be Tailored to Meet the Needs of the Survivors. the Range of Optional Support Services Includes Rental and Utility Assistance, Case Management, Safety Planning, Workforce Development Training, Legal Assistance, Esl Classes, Victim Services and Housing Advocacy. the Project Will Also Fund 1 Full Time Staff Members to Implement the Program and Provide Follow-up Services for Up to 12 Months Once Permanent Housing Is Secured.