Housing Assistance at the NuView Treatment Center
Holistic care that covers every aspect of your recovery and independence - NuView is one of the very few rehab centers that will help you secure stable homes and teach you the tools for independent living.
Real Recovery Happens in Everyday Life, Not Just in Treatment
“Recovery is something that does not get a day off.”
- Demi Lovato.
Healing from substance use and mental health struggles extends beyond sobriety and recovery. It needs to go beyond clinical care to empower you for the life that lies ahead of the walls of the rehab center.
At NuView, we believe in providing this holistic care where we get to the bottom of the underlying factors contributing to substance use and mental health disorders, like housing-related challenges, to equip you with the skills you need to thrive now and beyond.
What Is Housing Assistance?
Housing assistance ensures you have safe, stable housing you can call your home during recovery. Nearly 67% who are presently unhoused struggle with substance use and mental health troubles. At NuView, our clients also report struggling with housing because of damaged relationships and financial or legal troubles.
This is why housing assistance experts who bring years of experience and success use both government and private services and programs to secure just the right house for you.
How Can You Secure Safe, Stable Housing During Recovery?
It is of utmost importance for you to have safe, stable housing during recovery. To this end, housing assistance ensures:
Transitional Housing
Transitional housing services offer longer-term housing support for those facing housing struggles, as you work toward finding permanent housing.
Supportive Housing
Supportive housing services help you find affordable housing with both on-site and off-site services that are tailored to your needs and goals of recovery.
Housing First
Housing First approach aims to secure permanent housing immediately. At every stage, you move closer to independent housing. For instance, from streets to shelter to transitional housing to an independent house.
Rental Assistance
Rental assistance services help you secure financial aid for housing through government agencies, non-profit organizations, and even private landlords.
Counseling
We offer supportive counseling as you secure safe and stable housing that will empower you on this journey toward recovery.
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Dedicated housing assistants are here for you and your loved ones on this journey toward recovery and beyond.
Why Do You Need Housing Assistance in Recovery?
We surveyed more than 500 of our clients who participated in housing assistance programs, and these are some of the consistent reasons we found as to why you may need housing assistance in recovery:
- Behavioral Health Substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders are intricately connected to housing troubles and even homelessness, making it challenging to secure permanent housing without assistance services.
- Financial Instability Substance use and mental health can damage your finances, and this can contribute to the struggles of finding safe, permanent housing.
- Systemic Factors Systemic factors like stigma and discrimination against substance use and mental health can contribute to housing inequalities, especially among marginalized communities.
Rehab and treatment can be successful if you have a safe environment, free of triggers and stressors to go back to. Otherwise, it can play a huge role in relapse. Keeping this in mind, housing assistance experts are always ready to put in all the efforts needed so that you receive the housing you need and deserve.
What Are the Benefits of Housing Assistance in Recovery?
You stand to gain many advantages with housing assistance services, such as:
You Deserve a Safe, Stable Home In Your Recovery and Beyond…
What is the Role of a Housing Assistant?
The role of housing assistants is integral to housing assistance services. From understanding your needs to helping you apply for programs, housing assistants ensures that you have all the tools you need to find safe, stable housing.
Assessment and Eligibility
Housing assistants conduct comprehensive assessments to collect information regarding your present housing, finances, and other challenges.
Application Assistance
Housing assistants bring expertise and understanding while applying for housing programs. They provide hands-on support with documentation, application procedures, and completing the entire process. This can be quite complex to navigate on your own, so having an expert housing assistant with you is like having a pillar of comfort.
Coordination
Housing assistants coordinate with a diverse range of service providers when it comes to housing. This also includes emergency shelters, food assistance programs, and even legal aid services.
Communication and Advocacy
Housing assistants become the go-to between clients and landlords, property managers, and other housing authorities. When needed, they even advocate for your rights and protect you against misunderstandings, discrimination, unsafe housing, and other challenges.
Crisis Intervention
Crisis circumstances can jeopardize safe and stable housing. Housing assistants are well-equipped to handle these emerging challenges immediately and contribute to stable housing.
Follow-Ups
The commitment to you does not end as soon as you secure a house, as housing assistants will consistently monitor your housing conditions to ensure your safety and stability, and mitigate any new challenges.
Financial Assistance
Housing assistants will coordinate financial aid programs and rental assistance initiatives to reduce burdens while securing stable housing.
Community Collaboration
We recognize and believe in the power of community. Housing assistants collaborate with government agencies, community organizations, and private landlords in expanding housing facilities for you in recovery.
Education and Empowerment
Housing assistants educate you on housing navigation, tenant rights, and financial literacy. With this knowledge, you can make informed decisions.
Why Choose NuView’s Housing Assistance Solutions?
NuView Treatment Center is Fully Accredited and Trusted By
We are a fully accredited treatment center in Los Angeles - which means you are working with a healthcare provider who meets U.S. rigorous standards, and your insurance is more likely to cover our services.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Housing Assistance
Eligibility criteria for housing assistance depend on income, family size, and specific needs. Other circumstances, like homelessness and eviction risks, can also determine eligibility.
Transitional housing, supportive housing services, the Housing First approach, and rental assistance programs are the different types of housing programs available.
Applying for housing assistance requires you to fill out an application and provide the necessary documentation, which can be complex. So, the housing assistants will be there to guide you through the process.
A housing assistant will assess your specific needs, help with applications, collaborate with resources, and ensure ongoing care for long-term stability.
No, housing assistance is not only for those experiencing homelessness. It caters to different needs, like those facing eviction or transitioning from treatment/rehab.
The housing assistance timeline can vary from case to case. It typically depends on factors like program eligibility, availability, and demand. However, in case of emergencies, housing needs are met pretty quickly.
While choices can be limited, given availability and demand challenges, housing assistants will ensure that your preferences are well met.
Yes, housing assistance does reduce the burden of legalities related to housing. Housing assistants believe in advocating for your rights, so they will also connect you with legal support services.
Yes, housing assistance services do not end with just finding you a home. Housing assistants will keep monitoring your housing conditions to ensure your safety and stability, and mitigate any new challenges.