Sound Landing Inc

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“Sound landing, inc. Provides supportive services and housing assistance services in conjunction with a wide array of supportive services. Our diverse and multi-cultural staff includes formerly homeless individuals, residents, and community members whose history and life experiences are a source of inspiration to clients. The organization has been awarded grants to provide transitional housing for a diverse group of homeless persons including individuals with mental illness and/or substance abuse, which includes local qualifying indigents, veterans and persons formerly incarcerated. Grants have also been awarded to provide permanent housing for these same individuals in addition to homeless single women with children.program objective: assistance and support with the rapid transition of single women with children into affordable housing and a more stable environment.funding - special housing grant:financial assistance provided based on individual assessment and may be provided on a sliding scale. The organization currently offers several programs including: (a) supportive services and temporary housing while assisting clients in obtaining income and permanent housing. Approximately 13 individuals and 3 families have obtained permanent housing with the assistance of sound landing and other collaborative partners. The average stay ranges from 6 months to 4 years. (b) gwinnett re-entry intervention program (grip) transitional housing for homeless persons being released from jail. Approximately 42 homeless veterans have been assisted in attaining permanent supportive housing. The goal of each program is to assist the client in obtaining the appropriate wrap-around services needed to end the cycle of homelessness, lower the recidivism rate and to help clients obtain self sufficiency and housing stability. Approximately 34 families (including more than 40 children)and 6 veterans have been assisted in obtaining permanent housing. The goal of each program is to assist the client in ending the cycle of homelessness and lower the recidivism rate for homelessness and incarceration by providing housing first and the appropriate wrap-round services and support.”