Resources
North Bay Regional Center
http://www.northbayregionalcenter.com
NBRC provides diagnostic services to anyone thought to have a developmental disability. For those meeting eligibility requirements, the Center collaborates with
each individual family to create a plan for obtaining a unique array of services tailored to enable the individual to participate in daily life as fully, productively and independently as possible.
North Bay Regional Center Transition guidelines and Aldea’s supported living information.
06-17-2010 03;39;19PM NBRC Transition NBRC Org Transition Chart
Napa Valley Support Services
www.napavalleysupportservices.org
| Napa Valley Support Services (NVSS) provides employment, education, and community services for adults with disabilities. Our history dates back to 1950, when a group of parents started the Sunny Day School. Today we provide services to about 250 individuals annually through our employment services and day program components in the Napa Valley. |
Work Force Napa
The local workforce system operates through the One-Stop Career Center operated by the Job Connection, a consortium of local service providers. The One- Stop Center offers a wealth of training, information and employment assistance for businesses and job seekers. Please visit the One Stop Career Center
SSI Supplemental Security Income
PDF DOWNLOAD: ssi-for-disabilities1
a monthly stipend provided to disabled persons based on need, paid by the United States Government.
Housing Authority-Housing Programs
The Housing Authority administers a variety of programs. The Housing Authority works with local organizations to develop innovative approaches for the growing housing needs. Contact your City to find additonal information
City of Napa Housing Authority Phone 707-257-9543,
County of Sonoma Housing Autority Phone 707- 565-7500
City of Santa Rosa Economic Development and Housing Department Phone 707-543-3300
Rental Assistance Programs
Housing Choice Voucher Program: Provides rental assistance to approximately 1,174 households each year, with an annual budget of roughly $5,700,000.
Family Self-Sufficiency Program: This program offers Housing Choice Voucher Program holders an opportunity to become self sufficient by assisting with the development of a five year family plan that will increase the family’s income through education and work training. As the family’s income rises, the portion of rent paid by the Housing Authority decreases, with the reduction amount being placed in an escrow account for the family upon completion of the family plan. The program has an annual budget of approximately $120,000 and currently assists 85 families.
Shelter Plus Care Program: The Shelter Plus Care Program is a rental assistance program available to homeless, disabled individuals. Shelter Plus Care requires supportive services be provided to the clients by a referring supportive service agency. The Program is a component of the Napa County Continuum of Care Strategy for the Homeless. The Housing Authority was awarded $250,000 over a five year period and assists approximately nine individuals.
Mainstream Voucher Program: The Mainstream Voucher Program provides rental assistance to persons with disabilities. This program is operated in partnership with North Bay Housing Coalition. North Bay Housing Coalition acts as the lead agency, in conjunction with agencies through Napa County that provide supportive services for persons with physical, mental and developmental disabilities. Participants in this program receive both a rental subsidy and supportive services during this five year grant. The Housing Authority was awarded $899,635.00 over a five year period. This program assists 30 individuals.
Affordable Housing Programs
First Time Homebuyer Programs: The Housing Authority offers a variety of programs to assist first time homebuyers in purchasing their first home. Programs include a down payment assistance program, below market rate new homes resulting from the City of Napa’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Annually, the Housing Authority’s budget for these programs is a minimum of $500,000 and on average, assists at least 12 families each year.
