住房和无家可归者委员会
住房和无家可归者委员会 (HHC) 的目的是与利益相关者组织合作，影响政策并确保正在经历无家可归或面临无家可归风险的个人能够获得计划和服务。
HHC 负责监督、审查、评估住房服务的提供情况以及州政府解决无家可归问题的努力，并提出改进建议。
有关我们的宗旨、职责、目标和成员的更多信息，请参阅2026 年 HHC 章程和2025-2026 年工作计划。
即将召开的会议
季度会议
- 日期：十月22 ， 2026
- Time: 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
- 地点： 旧金山机场南旧金山大使套房酒店，加利福尼亚州南旧金山
- 会议议程将于会议召开前至少 10 天发布。
请访问住房和无家可归问题委员会会议存档页面，了解以往会议的信息。
委员会文件
- 就《行为健康服务法案》（BHSA）住房政策致卫生保健服务部的信函 --该信函建议将允许的临时住房逗留时间延长至 24 个月，并允许过渡性住房的租户根据收入缴纳费用，以提高《 行为 健康服务法案》的稳定性、成果和财政可持续性。
- Letter to the Department of Health Care Services on Transitional Rent Concept Paper (September 2024) – – This letter provides feedback on transitional rent, which is a Medi-Cal benefit designed to provide up to six months of rental assistance for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
- Letter to Department of Housing and Community Development Behavioral Health Infrastructure Bond Act Recommendations – This letter recommends adopting broader definitions of homelessness and expanding the types of housing projects eligible for funding under the Behavioral Health Infrastructure Bond Act.
- Letter to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) regarding the Federal Definition of Chronic Homelessness – This letter recommends broadening the federal definition of chronic homelessness to ensure more vulnerable populations can access housing services.
- Letter to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regarding the Federal Definition of Chronic Homelessness – This letter recommends broadening the federal definition of chronic homelessness to ensure more vulnerable populations can access housing services.
委员会活动
在《行为健康服务法》（BHSA）的支持下，"住房优先 "和 "康复住房 "是加州应对无家可归问题的基础。住房和无家可归问题委员会继续探索和关注促进长期恢复和稳定的住房计划。
1 月22 ，2026 ，委员会成员参观了由 TURN 行为健康服务公司 运营的门诊项目 TURN to Recovery 。该计划将强化个案管理、治疗和康复服务与住房支持和康复住所相结合，为酗酒者提供服务。这些服务在治疗和永久住房之间架起了一座重要的桥梁，帮助个人重建生活。
TURN to Recovery PowerPoint 幻灯片- 本演示文稿概述了 TURN to Recovery 计划。
资源
- 住房优先资源- 本文件提供有关住房优先模式的资源，包括其核心原则、在加利福尼亚州的实施情况以及最近的联邦政策变化。它还包括一般住房资源。
- 康复住房资源- 这份资源文件提供了联邦和各州有关康复住房的重要指导、最佳实践和政策信息。
- Behavioral Health Transformation – This initiative, driven by Proposition 1, aims to modernize California’s behavioral health system by improving accountability, increasing transparency, and expanding the capacity of behavioral health care facilities.
- Behavioral Health Services Act: Housing Supports Primer (July 2024) – This resource outlines how 30% of each county’s funding allocation must be used for housing interventions to support Californians with significant behavioral health needs who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
- Behavioral Health Infrastructure Bond Act of 2024 – The Behavioral Health Bond allocates $6.38 billion to develop behavioral health treatment facilities, residential care settings, and supportive housing for individuals experiencing mental health and substance use disorders in California.
- California Interagency Council on Homelessness (Cal ICH) – Cal ICH oversees the implementation of Housing First guidelines and regulations, and identify resources, benefits, and services to prevent and end homelessness in California.
- California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) – The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) works to ensure safe, affordable housing for all Californians by providing funding, guidance, and oversight for housing programs and initiatives.
- No Place Like Home Program – This program provides funding for the development of permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing serious mental illness who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.