Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA)
Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program Administrative Plan
For Public Comment: December 8, 2016 – January 10, 2017
LOUISVILLE METRO
HOUSING AUTHORITY (LMHA)
HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER (HCV)
PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATIVE PLAN
The LMHA is proposing changes to the following sections:
Section 3:
Section 4:
Section 5:
Section 6:
Section 10:
Section 11:
Glossary
Appendix 1:
Appendix 9:
Eligibility for and Denial of Assistance
The Admissions Process
Determining Annual Income
Leasing a Unit
Verification
Rent and Housing Assistance Payment
Payment Standards (Including Maps)
Special Referral Programs
Public comment welcome from
December 8, 2016 – January 10, 2017
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3. ELIGIBILITY FOR AND DENIAL OF
ASSISTANCE
A. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
[…]
4. Social Security Number Disclosure Eligibility Criteria1
a. Applicant Family Disclosure of Social Security Numbers
i. Required Disclosure Prior to Admission of Applicant Family
Prior to admission, every Household Member regardless of age must
provide LMHA with a complete and accurate Social Security Number with
the exception of Household Members who meet the criteria for any one of
the exceptions described in section 3.A.4.a.ii of this Administrative Plan.
If any Household Member has not yet disclosed his or her Social Security
Number at the time the Family reaches the top of the waiting list, the LMHA
will request in writing that the Household Member(s) disclose and document
their Social Security Number within 30 calendar days. The Family will
maintain their position on the waiting during this period of time. However,
if all Household Members have not disclosed and documented their Social
Security Number at the time a Housing Choice Voucher becomes available,
the Housing Authority will offer the Voucher to the next eligible Applicant
Family on the waiting list. If the Family fails to disclose and document the
Household Member’s Social Security Number within 30 calendar days, the
Family will be removed from the waiting list.
ii. Exceptions to Required Disclosure Prior to Admission
Household Members who meet any one of the following exceptions can be
admitted to the HCV Program without prior disclosure and/or verification of
a Social Security Number:
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24 CFR 5.216, “Disclosure and Verification of Social Security and Employer Identification Numbers”; 24
CFR 5.218, “Penalties for Failing to Disclose and Verify Social Security and Employer Identification
Numbers”; PIH 2012-10, Verification of Social Security Numbers (SSNs), Social Security (SS) and
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Benefits; and Effective Use of the Enterprise Income Verification (EIV)
System’s Identity Verification Report; PIH 2016-05, Streamlining Administrative Regulations for Programs
Administered by Public Housing Agencies For additional information regarding the verification of Social
Security Numbers, see Section 10.4.
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(A) Household Members Who Do Not Contend Eligible Immigration
Status
No post-admission verification of Social Security Number is required.
(B) Household Members Under the Age of Six Who Were Added to the
Applicant’s Household Within the Six-Month Period Prior to the
Effective Date of the Housing Assistance Payment Contract
Applicant Families that include such a Household Member(s) will be
given 90 calendar days from the effective date of the Housing
Assistance Payment contract to provide documentation of a complete
and accurate Social Security Number. LMHA will grant one additional
90-day grace if the Housing Authority determines that the Family’s
failure to comply with the Social Security Number documentation
requirement was due to unforeseen circumstances and outside the
control of the Family. If upon the expiration of the provided time
period, the Family fails to comply with the Social Security Number
disclosure and documentation requirements, LMHA will terminate the
Family’s assistance.
(C) Homeless Applicants to the Housing Authority’s YMCA or St.
Vincent DePaul Single Room Occupancy Programs2
Such Applicants may be admitted to the HCV Program without
disclosing a Social Security Number. However, the individual must
provide LMHA with such documentation within 90 calendar days
from the date of admission. The Housing Authority may grant the
individual one 90-day extension, if the LMHA determines that the
individual’s failure to comply with the Social Security Number
documentation requirement was due to unforeseen circumstances and
outside the control of the Family. If upon the expiration of the
provided time period, the individual fails to comply with the Social
Security Number disclosure and documentation requirements, the
LMHA will terminate the individual’s assistance.
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See Appendix 8 for more information about these programs.
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4. THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS
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E. NON-WAITING LIST ADMISSIONS
1. Special Admissions When Assistance Is Targeted by HUD3
Occasionally, the LMHA receives HCV (Section 8) funding from HUD that is targeted
for Families living in specified units. In these cases, the LMHA must use the assistance
for Families living in these units. If necessary to meet the HUD requirements associated
with this funding, the LMHA may admit Applicant Families that are not on the Housing
Authority’s waiting list or admit Applicant Families without considering their waiting
list position.
The following are examples of types of program funding that may be targeted for a
Family living in a specified unit:
a. A Family displaced because of demolition or disposition of a public housing
project;
b. A Family residing in a multifamily rental housing project when HUD sells,
forecloses or demolishes the project;
c. For housing covered by the Low Income Housing Preservation and Resident
Homeownership Act of 1990 (41 U.S.C. 4101 et seq.):
i. A non-purchasing Family residing in a project subject to a homeownership
program (under 24 CFR 248.173); or
ii. A Family displaced because of mortgage prepayment or voluntary
termination of a mortgage insurance contract (as provided in 24 CFR
248.165);
d. A Family residing in a project covered by a project-based Section 8 HAP contract
at or near the end of the HAP contract term; and
e.
A non-purchasing Family residing in a HOPE 1 or HOPE 2 project.
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24 CFR 982.203, “Special Admissions (Non-Waiting List): Assistance Targeted by HUD”
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5. DETERMINING ANNUAL INCOME
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C. ITEMS EXCLUDED FROM ANNUAL INCOME
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47. The first $7,500 of earned income received by an Elderly Family whose only other
sources of income (in addition to earnings from employment) are Social Security
entitlements.4
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6. LEASING A UNIT
A. DETERMINING THE SUBSIDY STANDARD5
The Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA) will issue a Housing Choice Voucher
(HCV) for a particular bedroom size; the bedroom size is a factor in determining the
Family’s level of assistance. The following guidelines will determine the Family Unit Size
without overcrowding or over-housing:
Number of Bedrooms
0
1
2
3
4
5
Number of Persons
Minimum
Maximum
1
1
1
2
2
4
3
6
4
8
5
10
These standards are based on the assumption that each bedroom will accommodate no more
than two persons.
In determining bedroom size, the LMHA will include:
4
5
MTW Activity #6-2008, “Earned Income Disregard for Elderly Families”
24 CFR 982.401(d)(2)(ii), “Housing Quality Standards (HQS): Space and Security: Acceptability Criteria”; 24
CFR 982.402, “Subsidy Standards”
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1. Children currently under a 50% or more joint custody decree or children for whom a
Household Member is listed as the primary residential parent on a joint custody decree;
and
2. Children who are temporarily in foster care.
A Family that consists of a pregnant woman (and no other persons) will be treated as a twoperson Family.
Sleeping arrangements within the unit are determined by the Family. The following guidelines
will be used solely to establish the number of bedrooms for which the Family is eligible to
receive subsidy:
1. In general, each two Household Members are eligible for no more than the subsidy
provided for one bedroom increment;
2. Each two Adults Household Members are eligible for no more than the subsidy
provided for one bedroom increment unless they share one of the following
relationships: parent/child, grandparent/grandchild, or siblings of the opposite sex;
3. Each two children Minors of the same sex, regardless of age, are eligible for no more
than one bedroom increment;
4. children Minors of the opposite sex are eligible for separate bedrooms increments;
5. Foster Children and Foster Adults will be treated in the same manner as Family
Members;
6. No more than one person may live in a zero-bedroom unit; and
7. Each Live-In Aide is eligible for one, separate bedroom increment. LMHA does not
provide additional bedrooms increments for members of the Live-In Aide’s family.
The LMHA will grant an exception to normal Subsidy Standards by providing a Housing
Choice Voucher for a larger Family Unit Size only as a Reasonable Accommodation for a
Household Member with a disability (See Section 2.B of this Plan for more information
about Reasonable Accommodation.).
The Family Unit Size will be determined by the LMHA in accordance with the above
guidelines, and the Family Unit Size will determine the maximum rent subsidy for the
Family. However, the Family may select a unit that is larger or smaller than the Family Unit
Size, provided there is at least one bedroom for each two persons. If the Family selects a
smaller unit, the Payment Standard for the smaller size will be used to calculate the subsidy.
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If the Family selects a larger size, the Payment Standard for the Family Unit Size will
determine the maximum subsidy.
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10.0 VERIFICATION
[…]
10.4 VERIFICATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS
Prior to admission, each Household Member who does not fall into one of the exception
categories listed in section 3.A.4.a.ii of this Administrative Plan Family Member who
has a Social Security Number and who is at least six years of age must provide
verification of his or her Social Security Number by providing one of the following:
A. A valid Social Security Number card issued by the Social Security Administration;
B. An original document issued by a federal or state government agency, which
contains the name of the individual and the Social Security Number of the
individual, along with other identifying information of the individual; or
C. Such other evidence of the Social Security Number as HUD may prescribe in
administrative instructions.
Social Security Numbers for Participants will be verified at the following times:
A. Social Security Numbers Not Previously Disclosed
If a person is already a Household Member and has not disclosed and documented
his or her Social Security Number, it must be disclosed and verified at the next
Regularly-Scheduled or Interim Re-Examination.
B. Assignment of a New Social Security Number
If a Household Member has been assigned a new Social Security Number, it must
be disclosed and verified at the next Regularly-Scheduled or Interim ReExamination.
C. Elderly Household Members
Household Members age 62 or older as of January 31, 2010, whose initial eligibility
determination was begun before January 31, 2010, are exempt from the required
disclosure and verification of their Social Security Number. This exemption
continues even if the individual moves to a new assisted unit.
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D. New Household Members Age Six or Older
Social Security Numbers for new Household Members age six or older must
disclosed and verified before the new Member can be added to the Household.
E. New Household Members Under the Age of Six
If the new Household Member is under the age of six and has not been assigned a
Social Security Number, the Family will have 90 calendar days after the child is
added to the Household to disclose and verify a complete and accurate Social
Security Number. The Housing Authority will grant one 90-day extension for newly
added Household Members under the age of 6 if in its sole discretion it determines
that the Family’s failure to comply was due to circumstances that could not have
reasonably been foreseen and was outside the control of the Family.
The best verification of the Social Security Number is the original Social Security card. If
the card is not available, LMHA will accept a letter from Social Security that establishes
and states the number. Documentation from other governmental agencies will also be
accepted that establish and state the number. Driver's license, military ID, passports, or
other official documents that establish and state the number are also acceptable.
If individuals state that they do not have a Social Security Number they will be required
to sign a statement to this effect. An adult must sign for minor children. The Louisville
Metro Housing Authority will not require any individual who does not have a Social
Security Number to obtain a Social Security Number.
If a member of an applicant family indicates they have a Social Security Number, but
cannot readily verify it, the family cannot be assisted until verification is provided.
If a member of a participating family indicates they have a Social Security Number, but
cannot readily verify it, they shall be asked to certify to this fact and shall up to 60
calendar days to provide the verification. If the individual is at least 62 years of age, they
will be given 120 calendar days to provide the verification. If the individual fails to
provide the verification within the time allowed, the family will be denied assistance or
will have their assistance terminated.
[…]
10.6 FREQUENCY OF OBTAINING VERIFICATION
[…]
For each Household Member who does not contend eligible immigration status age 6 and
above, verification of his or her Social Security Number will be obtained only once in
accordance with the policies described in sections 3.A.4 and 10.4 of this Administrative
Plan. This verification will be accomplished prior to admission. When a family member
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who did not have a Social Security Number at admission receives a Social Security
Number, that number will be verified at the next regular reexamination. Likewise, when a
child turns six, their verification will be obtained at the next regular reexamination.
11.0 RENT AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PAYMENT
[…]
11.4
MAXIMUM SUBSIDYTHE PAYMENT STANDARD
The Payment Standard adopted by LMHA or one over 110% of the Fair Market Rent that
has been approved by HUD determines the maximum subsidy for a family.
For the Housing Choice Voucher Program, the minimum payment standard will be 90%
of the FMR and the maximum payment standard will be 110% of the FMR without prior
approval from HUD, or the exception payment standard approved by HUD.
11.4.1 Setting the Payment Standard
By statute, LMHA may set the Payment Standard to any value between 90% and 110% of
the Fair Market Rent without HUD's prior approval. The Housing Authority will review
its determination of the Payment Standard annually after HUD publication of new Fair
Market Rents. LMHA will consider vacancy rates and rents in the market area, size and
quality of units leased under the HCV Program, rents for units leased under the HCV
Program, success rates of Housing Choice Voucher holders in finding units, and the
percentage of Annual Income Families are paying for rent under the HCV Program. If the
Housing Authority determines that success rates will suffer or that Families will have to
rent low quality units located in poverty-impacted neighborhoods or pay over 40% of
Annual Income for rent, the Payment Standard may be raised to the level judged
necessary to alleviate these hardships. The objective is to allow Families a reasonable
selection of modest, decent, and safe housing in a range of neighborhoods.
LMHA may establish a higher Payment Standard of not more than 120% of the published
Fair Market Rent (although still within 110% of the published fair market rent) as a
Reasonable Accommodation for a Family that includes a person with disabilities. With
approval of the HUD Field Office, the payment standard can go to 120%. Any increased
Payment Standard approved as a Reasonable Accommodation must still meet the
Reasonable Rent requirements described in sections 11.2 and 11.3 of this Administrative
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Plan.6 See section 2.B for additional information about the Reasonable Accommodation
process.
For an HCV tenancy in an insured or noninsured 236 project, a 515 project of the Rural
Development Administration, or a Section 221(d)(3) below market interest rate project
the maximum subsidy may not exceed the basic rent charged including the cost of tenantpaid utilities.
For manufactured home space rental, the maximum subsidy under any form of assistance
is the Fair Market Rent for the space as outlined in 24 CFR 982.888.
[…]
11.6 UTILITY ALLOWANCE
[…]
LMHA uses the appropriate Utility Allowance for the lesser of the size of the dwelling
unit actually leased by the Family or (rather than the Family unit size as determined
under the Housing Authority subsidy standards). In cases where the unit size leased
exceeds the Family unit size as determined under the Housing Authority’s subsidy
standards as a result of a Reasonable Accommodation, LMHA will use the appropriate
Utility Allowance for the size of the dwelling unit actually leased by the Family.7
[…]
GLOSSARY
Affiliated Individual. With respect to an individual means:
A. A spouse, parent, brother, sister, or child of that individual, or an individual a person to
whom that individual stands in loco parentis, in the place of a parent or guardian (for
example, the affiliated individual is a person in the care, custody, or control of that
individual); or
B. Any individual, Tenant, or lawful occupant living in the Household of that individual.
(78 FR 47717 24 CFR 5.2003)
Bifurcate. With respect to a public housing or a Section 8 [HCV Program] Lease, To divide a
Lease as a matter of law, subject to the permissibility of such process under the requirements of
24 CFR 982.503, “Payment Standard Amount and Schedule”; 24 CFR 982.505, “How to Calculate Housing
Assistance Payment”
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24 CFR 982.517, “Utility Allowance Schedule”
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the applicable HUD-covered program and state or local law, such that certain Tenants or lawful
occupants can be evicted or removed and the remaining Tenants or lawful occupants can
continue to reside in the unit under the same Lease requirements or as may be revised depending
upon the eligibility for continued occupancy of the remaining Tenants and lawful occupants.
while the remaining Family Members' Lease and occupancy rights are allowed to remain intact.
(24 CFR 5.2003)
Chronically Homeless.
A. A “homeless individual with a disability,” as defined in section 401(9) of the McKinney
Vento Homeless Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 11360(9)), who:
1. Lives in a place not meant for human habitation, a safe haven, or in an emergency
shelter; and
2. Has been homeless and living as described in paragraph A.1 of this definition
continuously for at least 12 months or on at least 4 separate occasions in the last 3
years, as long as the combined occasions equal at least 12 months and each break in
homelessness separating the occasions included at least 7 consecutive nights of not
living as described in paragraph A.1. Stays in institutional care facilities for fewer
than 90 days will not constitute as a break in homelessness, but rather such stays are
included in the 12-month total, as long as the individual was living or residing in a
place not meant for human habitation, a safe haven, or an emergency shelter
immediately before entering the institutional care facility;
B. An individual who has been residing in an institutional care facility, including a jail,
substance abuse or mental health treatment facility, hospital, or other similar facility, for
fewer than 90 days and met all of the criteria in paragraph A of this definition, before
entering that facility; or
C. A Family with an Adult Head of Household (or if there is no Adult in the Family, a Minor
Head of Household) who meets all of the criteria in paragraph A or B of this definition,
including a Family whose composition has fluctuated while the Head of Household has
been homeless.
(24 CFR 578.3)
Domestic Violence. Includes felony or misdemeanor crimes of violence committed by a current
or former Spouse or Intimate Partner of the Victim, by a person with whom the victim shares a
child in common, by a person who is cohabitating with or has cohabitated with the victim as a
Spouse or Intimate Partner, by a person similarly situated to a spouse of the victim under the
domestic or family violence laws of the jurisdiction receiving grant monies, or by any other
person against an Adult or youth victim who is protected from that person's acts under the
domestic or family violence laws of the jurisdiction. (24 CFR 5.2003)
Extremely Low-Income Family. A Very Low-Income Family whose Annual Income does not
exceed the higher of:
A. the federal poverty level guidelines established by the Department of Health and Human
Services applicable to the Family of the size involved (except in the case of Families living
in Puerto Rico or any other territory or possession of the United States); or
B. 30% of the median income for the area, as determined by HUD, with adjustments for
smaller and larger families, except that HUD may establish income ceilings higher or lower
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than 30% of the area median income for the area if HUD finds that such variations are
necessary because of unusually high or low Family incomes.
(24 CFR 5.603) Extremely low-income limits can be found at:
http://www.huduser.org/portal/datasets/il.html
Gender Identity. The gender with which a person identifies, regardless of the sex assigned to that
person at birth and regardless of the person's perceived gender identity. Perceived gender identity
means the gender with which a person is perceived to identify based on that person's appearance,
behavior, expression, other gender related characteristics, or sex assigned to the individual at
birth or identified in documents. Actual or perceived gender-related characteristics. (24 CFR
5.100)
Medical Expenses. Medical expenses, including medical insurance premiums, that are
anticipated during the period for which Annual Income is computed, and that are not covered by
insurance. (24 CFR 5.603) LMHA uses Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Publication 502, Medical
and Dental Expenses, as the standard for defining what else qualifies as a medical expense. See
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p502.pdf
Sexual Orientation. One’s emotional or physical attraction to the same and/or opposite sex (e.g.,
homosexuality, heterosexuality, or bisexuality.) (24 CFR 5.100)
Spouse or Intimate Partner of the Victim. A person who is or has been in a social relationship
of a romantic or intimate nature with the victim, as determined by the length of the relationship,
the type of the relationship, and the frequency of interaction between the persons involved in the
relationship. (24 CFR 5.2003)
Stalking. Engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a
reasonable person to:
A. Fear for the person’s individual safety or the safety of others; or
B. Suffer substantial emotional distress.
A.
1. To follow, pursue, or repeatedly commit acts with the intent to kill, injure, harass, or
intimidate another person; or
2. To place under surveillance with the intent to kill, injure, harass, or intimidate another
person; and
B. In the course of, or as a result of, such following, pursuit, surveillance, or repeatedly
committed acts, to place a person in reasonable fear of the death of, or serious bodily injury
to, or to cause substantial emotional harm to
1. That person;
2. An Immediate Family Member of that person; or
3. The spouse or intimate partner of that person.
(24 CFR 5.2003)
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APPENDIX 1: PAYMENT STANDARDS
(INCLUDING MAPS)
[Insert the following table]
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APPENDIX 9: SPECIAL REFERRAL
PROGRAMS
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Louisville Metro Housing Authority Special Referral Programs
Social Service
Partner
Center for
Accessible Living
(Mainstream
Program)
Center for
Women &
Families
Population Served
Families where head-ofhousehold or spouse is
disabled
Address
305 W.
Broadway,
Suite 200,
40202
Contact Information
Phone8
Web
Voice:
www.calky.org/
589-6620 services/housin
TTY:
g
589-6690
Vouchers
Available
300
Victims of domestic or sexual
violence
927 S. 2nd St.,
40206
581-7200
Choices
Homeless Families
419 S. Shelby
St, 40202
585-3780
ChooseWell
Communities
Pregnant or post-partum
mothers who have completed
addiction treatment
323 W.
Broadway,
#504, 40202
800-5204914
Coalition for the
Homeless
Homeless Families with
school-age child(ren)
1300 S. 4th
St., #250,
40208
636-9550
http://louhomel
ess.org
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Coalition for the
Homeless
Chronically homeless
Families transitioning from
temporary homeless services
vouchers
1300 S. 4th
St., #250,
40208
636-9550
http://louhomel
ess.org
100
(Pending
HUD
Approval)
Day Spring
Adults with developmental
disabilities
3430 Day
Spring Court,
40213
636-5990
http://dayspring
ky.org
4
Family Scholar
House
One parent Families where
parent has high school
diploma or GED & wishes to
pursue college degree
403 Reg
Smith Circle,
40208
584-8090
www.familysch
olarhouse.org
220284
Kentucky Cabinet
for Health &
Family Services
(Partnership for
Families)
Families where housing is the
only remaining issue
preventing reunification of
child(ren) with parents or
child(ren) being removed
from household
Kentucky Cabinet
for Health &
Family Services /
Families where at least one
Family Member has a severe
psychiatric illness
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CHFS DCBS
Jefferson
Regional
Office
908 W.
Broadway, 4
East, 40203
CHFS DCBS
Jefferson
Regional
Area code is 502 unless otherwise noted.
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www.thecentero
nline.org
www.choicesho
me.org
www.choosewell.org/whatwe-do/projectthrive/
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5
70
595-4732
70
595-4732
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Kentucky
Housing
Corporation
Kentucky
Department for
Behavioral Health
Louisville
Substance Abuse
& Mental Health
Administration
Community
Consortium
(100,000 Homes
Initiative)
Individuals with severe &
persistent psychiatric illness
Office
908 W.
Broadway, 4
East, 40203
100 Fair
Oaks Ln., 4EB,
Frankfort,
KY, 40621
564-4527
http://dbhdid.ky
.gov
5060
568-6972
http://www.fhcl
ouisville.org/he
althservices/healthc
are-for-thehomeless
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http://www.fhcl
ouisville.org/he
althservices/healthc
are-for-thehomeless
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Chronically Homeless
Families
712 E.
Muhammad
Ali Blvd,
40202
Phoenix Health
Center
Families leaving HUD’s
Shelter + Care Program
712 E.
Muhammad
Ali Blvd,
40202
568-6972
Seven Counties
Services
Centerstone
People with Severe Mental
Illness
101 W.
Muhammad
Ali Blvd,
40202
589-1100
Wellspring
Individuals with severe &
persistent psychiatric illness
or intellectual disabilities
PO Box
1927, 40201
753-1456
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www.sevencou
nties.org
www.wellsprin
g-house.org
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