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<br />Page | 10 <br />Section 10: Appendices <br />A: Lists all required forms <br />B: Lists all required policies and procedures <br />C: Details all required client file documentation by housing intervention <br />D: Includes performance requirements <br />E: Summarizes household eligibility requirements <br />F: Provides examples of facility maintenance activities <br />G: Provides detailed Lead-Based Paint Visual Assessment Requirements <br />H: Details data security requirements for accessing the Benefits Verification System (BVS) <br />I: Details data security requirements for accessing the DSHS HEN Referral List <br /> <br />1.4 Allowable Housing Interventions <br />All allowable housing interventions are defined below. Allowable interventions are dependent on <br />the budget category; refer to the chart in Section 1.1. <br /> Temporary Housing Interventions <br />Temporary housing interventions are those in which the household must leave the shelter or unit <br />at the end of their program participation. Households are considered homeless while enrolled in <br />temporary housing interventions. <br /> Emergency Shelter <br />Emergency Shelter (ES) provides short-term1 temporary shelter (lodging) for those experiencing <br />homelessness. Emergency Shelters can be facility-based or hotel/motel voucher. <br />1.4.1.1.1 Drop-in Shelter <br />Drop-in Shelters offer night-by-night living arrangements that allow households to enter and exit <br />on an irregular or daily basis. <br />1.4.1.1.2 Continuous-stay Shelter <br />Continuous-stay Shelters offer living arrangements where households have a room or bed assigned <br />to them throughout the duration of their stay. <br /> Transitional Housing <br />Transitional Housing (TH) is subsidized, facility-based housing, including global leases at scattered <br />sites, that is designed to provide long-term2 temporary housing and to move households <br />experiencing homelessness into permanent housing. Lease or rental agreements are required <br />between the transitional housing project and the household. <br /> Permanent Housing Interventions <br />Permanent housing is housing in which the household may stay as long as they meet the basic <br />obligations of tenancy. <br /> Rapid Re-Housing <br />Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) quickly moves households from homelessness into permanent housing by <br />providing: <br /> <br />1 Emergency Shelter programs are typically designed and intended to provide temporary shelter for short- term stays: up to three months. <br />Clients are not required to exit after 90 days. <br />2 Transitional Housing programs are typically designed and intended to provide temporary housing for long-term stays: up to two years.