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<br />Page | 24 <br />5 Housing and Essential Needs (funded with HEN) <br /> <br />5.1 Allowable Interventions <br />All housing intervention definitions can be found in Section 1.4. <br /> Temporary Housing Interventions <br /> Transitional Housing (TH) <br /> Permanent Housing Interventions <br /> Homelessness Prevention (HP) <br /> Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) <br /> Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) <br /> Services Only Interventions <br /> Street Outreach <br />5.2 HEN Household Eligibility <br />A household is one or more individuals seeking to obtain or maintain housing together. The entire <br />household must be considered for eligibility determination and services. A household does not <br />include friends or family that are providing temporary housing. Refer to Appendix E: Household <br />Eligibility Requirements. <br /> <br />A household’s primary nighttime residence, where they sleep the majority of the time, is used for <br />determining eligibility. <br /> <br />A household’s current nighttime residence, where they slept last night, is used for determining HMIS <br />project entry. <br /> <br />Eligible HEN households must meet both housing status and income requirements as detailed in the <br />following sections. <br /> <br />Housing Status Income <br />Homeless <br /> <br />OR <br /> <br />At Risk of Homelessness <br />AND <br /> <br />HEN Referral7 <br /> <br />5.3 HEN Housing Status Eligibility <br /> Homeless <br />Households are homeless if they are unsheltered or residing in a temporary housing program, as <br />defined below. <br /> <br />7 HEN Referral includes households who have a HEN Referral and households enrolled in General Assistance (ABD recipient) and General Assistance <br />Pregnancy (Pregnant Women Assistance recipient) from the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) as documented in <br />the Benefits Verification System (BVS).