Child/Adult Abuse & Neglect Hotline: 805-654-3200
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Housing Resources
The following resources are available to any county resident and may also be accessed by emancipated and foster youth.
Area Housing Authority of the County of Ventura
1400 W. Hillcrest Drive, Newbury Park, CA 91320
Phone 805-480-9991 Fax 805-480-1021
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Section 8, Affordable Housing & Development Office
11122 Snapdragon Street, Suite 100, Ventura, CA 93004
Phone 805-647-5990 Fax 805-647-4691
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Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP)
Through the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009, the Ventura County Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP) is making funds available to local residents who would be homeless but for this assistance. The intent is to help with housing stability. Telephone numbers English 805-385-8585 Spanish 805-385-1800.
Ventura County Homeless Information and Referral
805-385-1800
Coalition for Family Harmony
805-983-6014 24-Hour Hotline: 1-800-300-2181
Samaritan Center – Simi Valley
805-579-9166
Ojai Community Assistance Program
805-640-3320
Community Action of Ventura County
805-648-6088
Oxnard Housing Authority
805-579-9166
Port Hueneme Housing Authority
250 N. Ventura Road
805-986-6527
Santa Paula Housing Authority
15500 West Telegraph Road B-11
Santa Paula, CA 93060
805-648-6088
| Housing | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Area Housing Authority (section 8) | 805-480-9991 ext 235 info@ahacv.org |
| Many Mansions | 805-497-0344 |
| Lutheran Social Services | 805-497-6107 |
| Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-Housing | 805-385-8585 |
| Homeless Services Program | 805-385-1800 |
| The Kingdom Center | VTA 805-643-7675, OX 805-487-3445 |
| Project Understanding | 805-652-1326 |
| RAIN | 805-389-3308 |
| Salvation Army | 805-648-4977 |
Extended Foster Care Placement Options
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Emerging adults can transition into one of two placement arrangements depending on the level of independent living skills demonstrated. They can also opt out completely.
Foster Family – ExtendedFoster Care – appropriate for emerging adults who need more time to develop their independent living skills.
Emerging adults who reach agreements with their current foster families to continue living with them, but who need more time to develop their independent living skills, will enter into a Foster Family – Extended Foster Care placement arrangement. Under this arrangement, the foster parents will continue to receive the approved basic rate (plus any other allowable special reimbursements).
Supervised Independent Living – Extended Foster Care – reserved for emerging adults with adequate independent living skills.
Emerging adults who reach agreements with their current foster families to continue living with them, and who have adequate independent living skills, will enter into a “supervised independent living – extended foster care” arrangement. Under this arrangement, the emerging adult can receive the approved basic rate (plus any other allowable special reimbursements).
When considering the placement options above, the emerging adult will complete a Supervised Independent Living Program Readiness Assessment jointly with their social worker.
Financial arrangements for both types of placements as well as agreements for curfew times, chores, and other such household “rules” will vary according to the decisions reached by each household. Children & Family Services social workers will be available to help facilitate conversations, as needed, and agreements will be documented in the Mutual Agreement for Extended Foster Care.
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