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ARE YOU IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF HOUSING?
PLEASE CLICK HERE
or dial
805.477.2202
Mon-Fri 8:00am - 4:30pm
ARE YOU A VETERAN IN NEED OF HELP?
CALL
877-424-3838
ARE YOU A YOUTH IN CRISIS?
CALL 805-469-5882 NOW |
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Ventura Springs, set on a 10-acre site formerly owned by the
City of Ventura, is a new
community for formerly homeless veterans as well as low-income
veterans and their
families. This inclusive neighborhood will feature 122
apartments across 11 buildings,
mixing two-story walk-ups with two three-story structures, all
integrated within vibrant
courtyards that promote community activities. The property
consists of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
apartment homes. Two units will be reserved for the on-site
staff. The apartments has a
veteran preference for 50% of the units. USVETS services will be
offered onsite.
Location: 10866 Morning Glory Road, Ventura, CA 93004
click
to download flyer
To refer Unhoused/Sheltered Veterans through the CoC Veterans
One Team referral process, please contact either:
- Salvation Army Ventura Hope Center
(Grant Per Diem Transitional Housing and Outreach) (805) 648-4977
- Gold Coast Veterans Foundation
(Outreach and supportive services) (805) 482-6550
- Salvation Army Supportive Services
for Veteran Families (SSVF)- Outreach, Rental assistance, and
Homeless Prevention: (562) 706-7204
For general affordable (low income) units, please contact:
805-869-6559 (INQUIRIES)
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Agenda
for the Most Recent Regular Meeting |
draft minutes to be approved |
Agenda 12/4/2024
I.
Call to order and
introductions (Judy Alexandre)
II.
Approval of or changes to
the agenda for 12/4/24 (Judy Alexandre)
III.
Approval of or changes to
the minutes from 11/6/24 (Judy Alexandre) Thank you Kappy
Paulsen
IV.
Financial Update (Judy
Alexandre)
V.
VSSTF priorities,
plan and discussion (Judy Alexandre) This is very
important
a)
Foul Weather Shelter (Nov.
action, moving forward)
b)
RV dumping update for
dumping station (Kappy Paulsen)
c)
Plan for RV all day/eve
parking with case management
d)
Storage (John Jones) Need a
location and oversight agency
e)
What is happening with the
Portland Loos? (Leona Rollins)
f)
Bus passes need
VI.
Tenant Protections
(Kristian Nunez, Kyler Carlson, Leona Rollins)
a)
Where are we now
b)
Workshop feedback
c)
Coordination with Homes For
All
d)
Next steps
e)
Council action?
VII.
Housing updates
(Leona Rollins,)
a)
Valentine Road (Kyler
Carlson)
b)
College Development?
c)
Ventura Springs
d)
Others
VIII.
Updates:
a)
Continuum of Care: grants,
meetings, programs
b)
Housing and Homeless
Committee (Leona Rollins and attendees)
c)
City of Ventura
d)
CAUSE (Maria Navarro)
e)
Others
IX.
***Agency updates.
Would be great if each would provide a brief update on
what you have accomplished this year toward homeless
services, prevention and intervention. Please be prepared.
Mercy house, VCOE, VCBH, Ambassadors, Turning Point
Foundation, Salvation Army, One Stop, Gold Coast Veterans,
Move In Project, Ventura Homeless Prevention, ILRC,
Catholic charities, TenderLife, City Center, others
X.
Elections
a)
Chair
b)
Vice Chair or Co-Chair
c)
Secretary
Meetings:
Housing and Homeless Subcommittee 12/16 3pm City Hall
community meeting room. Beginning in Jan 2025, the meeting
will be on the 3rd Wed at 3pm
Faith subcommittee Dec. 20 3pm via zoom contact John
Jones (johnsandersjones@gmail.com)
City Council Dec 10 5pm
Approval of the Mercy House shelter is on the
agenda (a few speakers would be helpful)
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The mission of the Ventura Social Services Task
force (VSSTF) is to create and implement an integrated
community strategy to end homelessness in the City of
Ventura. The goals of the VSSTF include
1. involving a broad cross section of the
community, including representatives from elected
officials, governmental agencies and departments, law
enforcement, businesses, social service agencies,
charitable foundations, faith-based organizations,
community groups, pubic and private housing developers,
homeless individuals and concerned citizens;
2. developing a common understanding of the root
causes and circumstances of homelessness, how persons are
affected, and the impact of homelessness on the community;
3. identifying current best practices to end
homelessness;
4. developing and/or adopting strategic
initiatives that identify measurable
objectives, timelines, responsibilities, budgets
and sources of resources,
including funds.
Ventura's VSSTF is an inclusive, all-volunteer
organization. Everyone in our community is invited
to join us around the table to craft the actions moving us
to the day when "Everyone Has a Place".
We meet every 1st Wednesday of the month on Zoom from
3:15-5:15 PM
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