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DSD Service System · Practice
Anticipate how housing instability disrupts eligibility and services, connect people to current Minnesota housing supports, and design contact and notice practices that keep people with disabilities connected.
About 48 minutes, plus optional practice · 4 lessons · Voluntary learning
Identify the points where losing stable housing can interrupt eligibility, renewals and waiver services.
Describe the Housing Support program, formerly Group Residential Housing, and how people apply.
Explain the most integrated setting principle and how it applies to housing decisions.
Identify design choices that help notices reach people without a stable address.
Take one notice or letter your team sends and rewrite its first paragraph in plain language that says what the person needs to do, by when and whom to call.
Anticipate how housing instability disrupts eligibility and services, connect people to current Minnesota housing supports, and design contact and notice practices that keep people with disabilities connected.
Take one notice or letter your team sends and rewrite its first paragraph in plain language that says what the person needs to do, by when and whom to call.
Participation and course completion in this program do not count toward DHS-required training credits unless management, a director, or DHS leadership expressly approves an exception.
Supports the statement that the program ended, that DHS cited widespread fraud and that federal CMS approved termination.
Supports DHS coordination with counties, Tribes, Urban Indian organizations and managed care organizations, and its referral to its housing resources page.
Supports the description of Housing Support as help with housing costs for some people at risk of institutional placement or homelessness.
Supports plain-language details on who Housing Support serves, eligible settings, supplemental services and how to apply. An information site, not an eligibility authority.
Supports the description of HousingLink's rental search, subsidized housing information and help with rental barriers.
Supports the Olmstead Plan's inclusion of housing and Minnesota's stated commitment after the recent U.S. Department of Justice memo.
Used for the integration regulation and the description of the most integrated setting. This is non-binding federal technical assistance, and federal enforcement positions have since shifted; route legal questions to counsel.