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Occupancy – 120
Transitional
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The Crossroads project provides a tiered housing approach that targets the super-utilizers and homeless clients in Wahsoe County. The intent of this program is to identify, intervene, and stabilize traditionally high complexity homeless clients, through the cooperation with various community partners include the Washoe County Human Services Agency.
Occupancy – 49
Transitional
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Short term, supportive housing designed to help people who are homeless transition to self-sufficiency. These facilities are staffed 24-hours, with community shared activities rooms, shared bedrooms and baths. We offer meals daily and snacks, residents are responsible to clean up their living space and help in cleaning up the facility. They are required to meet with their case managers and attend their clinic appointments. These steps are put into place so that our residents can succeed and learn to structure their lives toward independence.
Occupancy – 40
Transitional
View Facility
Short term, supportive housing designed to help people who are homeless transition to self-sufficiency. These facilities are staffed 24-hours, with community shared activities rooms, shared bedrooms and baths. We offer meals daily and snacks, residents are responsible to clean up their living space and help in cleaning up the facility. They are required to meet with their case managers and attend their clinic appointments. These steps are put into place so that our residents can succeed and learn to structure their lives toward independence.
Occupancy – 35
Transitional
View Facility
Short term, supportive housing designed to help people who are homeless transition to self-sufficiency. These facilities are staffed 24-hours, with community shared activities rooms, shared bedrooms and baths. We offer meals daily and snacks, residents are responsible to clean up their living space and help in cleaning up the facility. They are required to meet with their case managers and attend their clinic appointments. These steps are put into place so that our residents can succeed and learn to structure their lives toward independence.
