Supportive Housing

CIS is committed to providing permanent housing and supportive services to vulnerable populations and people in need. The journey out of homelessness requires stability in order to be self-sustaining, and CIS programs are here to help.

PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING – INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES (Tenant Based)

The Salvation Army Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Program is a new scattered-site housing project that serves chronically homeless individuals, families, and Transitional Age Youth (TAY) with long-term rental assistance paired with Supportive services to assist homeless persons with a disability (or families with a qualifying household member with a disability) achieve housing stability. To be eligible, individuals, and families must be chronically homeless, have a disability, and have a very low income below 50% AMI. All participants must also be in the Coordinating Entry System (CES) prior to enrollment in the program. 

To be eligible for TAY, individuals must be between 18 to 24 years old, have a disability, and have a very low income below 50% AMI. All participants must also be in the Coordinating Entry System prior to enrollment in the program. Unaccompanied minors are not eligible for the program.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Contact: Cristina Ortiz, PSH Program Manager

Email: Cristina.ortiz@usw.salvationarmy.org 

Phone: 213-222-5038

PROJECT-BASED HOUSING

The Project-Based Voucher (PBV) Program offers rental housing options at specific housing locations. Assistance is attached to particular rental units, meaning if you live in a rental unit under the PBV Program and move, the assistance stays with the unit. The Property will not be able to give you information on obtaining assistance through the program. 

The Project-Based Voucher provides case management to the participant. The assistance includes advocating for needed services and entitlements. Obtaining additional resources, intervening in crises, and providing personal support.

• Athens Vistas Senior Apartments – 
  • Athens Vistas serves a mixed population, comprised of general low-income seniors and a 37-unit special needs segment for homeless seniors. The units are Section 8 Project Based Vouchers from the Housing Authority of the County of Los Angeles for the Homeless senior units. The immediate neighborhood is developed primarily with single-family homes that are 70 to 90 years old and small multi-unit residential properties. 
• San Fernando: Harding Apartments & Park View Place Apartments - 
  • “Residential Development providing affordable housing to low-income individuals and families, with some reserved for those with special needs.”

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROJECT-BASED HOUSING

Contact: Monique Lopez, Project-Based Program Manager

E-mail: monique.lopez@usw.salvationarmy.org

Phone: 562-706-2072

How to Acquire a VOUCHER: Click here to connect with an Access Center near you.