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	~~{{toplink\|url=http~~:~~//www~~.~~phmc~~.~~org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-~~housing~~-assistance\|name=~~phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		<big>''No Current URL''</big>

			In September 2025 we checked this page's main link. It went nowhere. A Google AI Overview said, "Permanently Closed: Information indicates that H.E.L.P. Philadelphia, the transitional housing complex, has permanently closed." Unless somebody tells us otherwise, we assume that the following information is history:

			<big>''Old URL:''&ensp;phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance</big>
			[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>

	==See Also==		==See Also==
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	[[Category:Does-Case_Management]][[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]		[[Category:Does-Case_Management]][[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]		*[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]
	~~<br><br>~~[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
			[[Category:Does-Case_Management]][[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

PaulSank at 05:45, 6 January 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>

	See Also:		==See Also==
			*[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]
	[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]		<br><br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]

	<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

Stan at 00:40, 6 January 2017

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	[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]		[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]

	~~http://www.phmc.org~~

	<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]		<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

Stan at 00:40, 6 January 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>

	See Also: http://www.phmc.org		See Also:

			[[Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)]]

			http://www.phmc.org

	<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]		<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

Stan at 00:38, 6 January 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>

			See Also: http://www.phmc.org

	<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]		<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
	[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]		[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

Stan at 19:42, 23 October 2016

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>
	<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]		<br>[[Category:Does-Transitional_Housing]][[Category:Is-Housing_Complex]][[Category:Serves-Children]][[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Adults]][[Category:Serves-Domestic_Violence_Victims]][[Category:Serves-Veterans]][[Category:Serves-Homeless]][[Category:Teaches-Life_Skills]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
			[[Category:Serves-Families]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]]

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and PHMC. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance\|name=phmc.org/site/programs/services-to-special-populations/people-seeking-housing-assistance}}[[File:HELP-Phila.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|HELP Philadelphia Homes / Brady Veterans Center]]'''H.E.L.P. Philadelphia''' {{gives}}<blockquote>H.E.L.P. Philadelphia is a transitional, low-income housing complex located in West Philadelphia. The facility provides 50 transitional apartments for homeless families and 40 permanent townhouses for low-income families. The program is a partnership between H.E.L.P. USA, the largest provider of transitional housing in New York City, Community Council 4, a local base service unit and [[Public_Health_Management_Corporation_(PHMC)\|PHMC]]. The overall operation of the transitional housing facility and all supportive services are managed and administered by PHMC. The intent of the program is to assist these families in becoming increasingly self-sufficient and independent through the acquisition of life management skills to permanently break the cycle of homelessness and substance abuse. An empowerment focus undergirds the program.<br><br>Comprehensive services are provided on site including day care, health services, and intensive case management. Families are eligible for the program who are formerly homeless, single heads of households, have no more than two children, may be in recovery for substance abuse and are willing to accept intensive case management services. Persons affected by HIV are also accepted.</blockquote>
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