Housing Program, HVF, Ogden, Utah

Residence Program

A major obstacle to self-sufficiency among the homeless is inadequate housing. The Homeless Veterans Fellowship provides a Transitional Housing Program designed which is designed to temporarily stabilize the housing needs of veterans, both single and with families. Facilities: The HVF Office building houses the Drop-In Center, Director's Office, Employment Specialist, VA Counseling Services and apartments. Next Door to the Office Building is the main housing facility with apartments available for male, female, or family participants. To the rear of the main housing facility there is a renovated house that has been converted into apartments to support residents. Just up the road about a block is a 4th facility with apartments to support residents. In all there are facilities to house 32 participants. Entry into the residency Program: Entry into the residency program begins with an initial assessment. During this process, the applicant completes a questionnaire providing information that ranges from date of birth to the individual concerns of the applicant. The applicant then, by appointment, speaks with the HVF counselors and employment development specialist, and then executive director of the HVF. Following the interviews, the persons mentioned above meet and make a decision regarding the appropriateness of admitting the applicant to the program. Once a decision is made, the applicant if offered entry into the program provided that he/she is willing to sign a contract and abide by the HVF's residency rules. (top of page) Residents treat the facilities as if they owned them. Together, they maintain the outside appearance as well as the inside living conditions of their homes. When work around the facility is required and is within the capabilities of the occupants, they plan the required tasks and share in their completion. For some this serves as training for when they leave the program as independent members of the community either as renters or property owners. (top of page) Thank you for your interest in Homeless Veterans Fellowship and your concern for our veteran participants. (top of page)	Main offices and Residences Main Housing Unit with Residences
Smaller Facility with Residences Off Location (nearby) with Residences

A major obstacle to self-sufficiency among the homeless is inadequate housing. The Homeless Veterans Fellowship provides a Transitional Housing Program designed which is designed to temporarily stabilize the housing needs of veterans, both single and with families.

Facilities:

The HVF Office building houses the Drop-In Center, Director's Office, Employment Specialist, VA Counseling Services and apartments.
Next Door to the Office Building is the main housing facility with apartments available for male, female, or family participants.
To the rear of the main housing facility there is a renovated house that has been converted into apartments to support residents.
Just up the road about a block is a 4th facility with apartments to support residents.
In all there are facilities to house 32 participants.

Entry into the residency Program:

Entry into the residency program begins with an initial assessment. During this process, the applicant completes a questionnaire providing information that ranges from date of birth to the individual concerns of the applicant.

The applicant then, by appointment, speaks with the HVF counselors and employment development specialist, and then executive director of the HVF. Following the interviews, the persons mentioned above meet and make a decision regarding the appropriateness of admitting the applicant to the program.

Once a decision is made, the applicant if offered entry into the program provided that he/she is willing to sign a contract and abide by the HVF's residency rules.

(top of page)

Residents treat the facilities as if they owned them. Together, they maintain the outside appearance as well as the inside living conditions of their homes.

When work around the facility is required and is within the capabilities of the occupants, they plan the required tasks and share in their completion. For some this serves as training for when they leave the program as independent members of the community either as renters or property owners.

(top of page)

Thank you for your interest in Homeless Veterans Fellowship and your concern for our veteran participants.

(top of page)

Main offices and Residences

Main Housing Unit with Residences

Smaller Facility with Residences

Off Location (nearby) with Residences

HVF Transitional Housing Program

Residence Program