| Housing |
Tenancy support and sustaining services
- Assisting with identifying housing preferences, completing housing application and selection process, developing housing support plan, completing reasonable accommodations requests, reducing risk of eviction (conflict resolution etc.)
- Supports for budgeting and financial literacy and independent living skills
- Assessing housing/living environment health risks
- Assisting with moving into stable housing through arranging the move, assessing unit’s readiness for move-in
- Providing funding for utility set-up and moving costs (provided funding is not available through any other program)
Housing quality and safety improvement services
- Repairs or remediation for issues such as mold or pest infestation
- Modifications to improve housing accessibility (e.g., ramps, rails) and safety (e.g., grip bars in bathtubs)
Legal assistance
- Connecting enrollees with community resources to address legal issues impacting housing
Securing housing payments
- Providing one-time payments for security deposits and first month’s rent (provided funding is not available through any other program)
Short-term post-hospitalization
- Housing for short period of time post-hospitalization, not to exceed six months, if individual is at imminent risk of homelessness (provided funding is not available through any other program)
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| Food |
Food support services
- Assisting with SNAP and WIC applications, accessing school-based food programs, and locating food banks or food programs
- Nutrition counseling and education
- Funding for meal and food support from food banks or other community-based food programs
Meal delivery services
- Funding for targeted nutritious food or meal delivery services for individuals with medical or medically-related special dietary needs (provided funding is not available through any other program)
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| Transportation |
Non-emergency health-related transportation
- Transportation services to social services that promote community engagement
- Providing education assistance in gaining access to public transit
- Providing payment for public transportation to support ability to access pilot and other community-based and social services
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| Interpersonal Violence (IPV) / Toxic Stress |
IPV-related transportation
- Transportation to/from IPV service providers
IPV and parenting
- Assistance with linkages to community-based social service and mental health agencies with IPV expertise
Support resources
- Assistance with linking to child care and after school programs
- Assistance with linking to programs to increase capacity to participate in community engagement
- Navigational services that improve safety and health of IPV victims (e.g., obtaining new phone number and mailing address, securing shelter and longer-term housing, connecting enrollees to medical-legal partnerships)
Legal assistance
- Connecting beneficiary to legal services for IPV related issues
Child-parent support
- Evidence-based parenting support programs and home-visiting services
- Dyadic therapy treatment for children/adolescents at risk of attachment disorder
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SOURCE: North Carolina’s Medicaid Reform Demonstration, approved October 19, 2018, see Attachment G.
