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Homelessness Housing Initiatives for People with Addiction Disorders

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Homelessness Housing Initiatives for People with Addiction Disorders

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    1. 1 Homelessness & Housing Initiatives for People with Addiction Disorders Vicki Skryha, MSW Manager, Housing & Homeless Services Addictions and Mental Health Oregon Department of Human Services (vicki.skryha@state.or.us or 503.945.9722) SAPT Site Visit September 2006

    2. 2 Demographics

    3. 3 Data Sources Client Process Monitoring System (CPMS) One Night Shelter Count OMHAS Housing Survey 2005

    4. 4 CPMS Data 2004-05 # Served in Public MH & A&D Services

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    6. 6 Homeless Service Enrollments* (statewide CPMS data – 1997-98 to 2004-05)

    7. 7 OHCS One-Night Shelter Count (Statewide # of sheltered and turned away, 1/31/05)

    8. 8 Housing Initiatives

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    11. 11 ADF Housing Development Funds

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    18. 18 Oregon Recovery Homes

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    25. 25 Central City Concern Cost Study Portland, May 2006 Based on sample from 293 dually diagnosed, chronically homeless people enrolled in ACT services funded by federal and local dollars Findings: Pre-enrollment cost to public: $42,075/person/year Treatment & Housing Investment: $9,668/person/year First year other costs: $16,108/person/year Annual savings in public funds of 38.7% ($16,299/person/year)

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