In partnership with community providers and other jurisdictions, utilize housing first and continue efforts to prevent homelessness, provide emergency shelter, expand supportive services, secure housing, and enhance coordination to address the needs of the homeless population and mitigate impacts on the community.
The Challenge
Preventing and diverting individuals and families from homelessness
Expanding services and outreach to secure and maintain housing to those experiencing homelessness
Providing appropriate shelter needs as homeless individuals and families navigate to housing
Increasing stock of affordable and supportive housing for those in need of housing
Collecting accurate data and understanding the needs of Nevada County’s homeless population for development of the best homelessness strategies
County Initiatives
Provide services and housing opportunities to children and youth to prevent entry into the adult homeless system and long-term homelessness
Increase availability of mortgage and rental assistance to maintain current housing and prevent homelessness
Prioritize maintaining the HOME team and expand embedded outreach and engagement
Strengthen housing-focused case management and post housing supportive services
Expand year-round shelter capacity and interim housing options
Facilitate and promote partnerships between local jurisdictions, stakeholders, and developers for the development of affordable and supportive housing
Collaborate with stakeholders in the Nevada County Regional Continuum of Care
Strengthen the Homeless Resource Team for coordinated multi-disciplinary case conferencing
In collaboration with the Nevada County Continuum of Care (CoC), Nevada County has developed a draft Homeless Action Plan that outlines strategies and goals that the County and the CoC will work on together to address homelessness over the next two years. Learn More
Nevada County Regional Continuum of Care (NCRCoCC), with Nevada County and the Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras (HRCS), will conduct Nevada County’s annual point-in-time count of homeless individuals and families on February 24, 2022. Learn More
Nevada County, the Regional Housing Authority, and residents celebrated the completion of the Lone Oak senior housing development in Penn Valley on Tuesday, August 17. Learn More
Nevada County celebrated the re-opening of the newly renovated Odyssey House Wednesday, December 13th, with officials and speakers from Nevada County and Auburn Counseling. Learn More
Built for Zero, a national initiative, has welcomed Nevada County into the cohort of communities in the “last mile” of ending homelessness for a specific population. Read on...
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Progress Report
View our most recent quarterly report to see our progress on this Board objective.
