The Coming Home Project: Helping HIV-positive Ex-offenders from Prison Walls to Permanent Housing

Karyn D Ruiz-Cordell
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Homelessness and history of incarceration are often linked for a complex variety of reasons. For the HIV-positive inmate, homelessness upon release can be a serious barrier to accessing a continuum of health care services and receiving regular medical treatment. In New York City, housing subsidies exist for individuals who meet criteria for AIDS (although there is still unmet need). However, HIV-positive individuals who do not seroconvert are often ineligible for such benefits. HIV-positive ex-prisoners, who face additional discrimination due to their criminal justice involvement, can easily get lost in the cracks of the housing services system.  In this presentation we will describe The Fortune Society's Coming Home Project, a HUD/HOPWA-funded program designed to help homeless HIV-positive ex-prisoners secure permanent housing in their communities.
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回家计划:帮助艾滋病毒阳性的前罪犯从监狱围墙到永久住房
由于各种复杂的原因,无家可归和被监禁的历史经常联系在一起。对艾滋病毒阳性囚犯来说,释放后无家可归可能成为获得连续的保健服务和接受定期医疗的严重障碍。在纽约市,对符合艾滋病标准的个人提供住房补贴(尽管仍有未满足的需求)。然而,没有转化的艾滋病毒阳性个体往往没有资格获得这种福利。hiv阳性的刑满释放犯由于刑事司法的介入而面临额外的歧视,他们很容易迷失在住房服务系统的缝隙中。在这次演讲中,我们将介绍财富协会的“回家”项目,这是一个由美国住房和城市发展署资助的项目,旨在帮助无家可归的艾滋病毒阳性的前囚犯在他们的社区获得永久住房。
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