ECCM strives to help people who are in difficult situations and need help getting back on track. Shelter Plus Care is a federally funded program (through Housing and Urban Development (HUD)) that provides permanent supportive housing, rental assistance, and supportive services for people who have experienced chronic homelessness and have qualifying disabilities.
The program goal is to help participants increase their income while having a stable living situation and the ability to work in specific treatment programs. The treatment programs available focus on mental health, drug addiction, and alcohol addiction. Participating in these health treatments is the next step in gaining stability, which is why it is mandatory in the Shelter Plus Care program.
The head of the household and/or individual must:
These experiences can be challenging, so we are here to give as much support as possible. Our goal is to provide supportive services for children and adults during these difficult times.
Contact ECCM today to learn more about the Shelter Plus Care program. We want people to get the treatment they deserve so they can live their lives to the fullest!
NOTE: The Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) has ended.
ECCM is no longer processing applications or providing funding for emergency rent relief. If you are currently facing a housing crisis or need help paying your rent in Erie County, please contact the following active resources immediately:
The Shelter Plus Care program is designed to help participants increase their income while having a stable living situation and the ability to work in specific treatment programs.
-What is the purpose of the Shelter Plus Care program?
+Who qualifies for the Shelter Plus Care program?
+Do you need to be homeless for a continuous year to qualify?
+Why is treatment mandatory for those in this program?
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