Living Situation/Housing Status

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YM-1500 Crisis Shelter Residents 44
Individuals (some with children) who are currently staying in a temporary shelter for people wh...
Individuals (some with children) who are currently staying in a temporary shelter for people who are unable to return to their own homes due to sexual assault, domestic violence or other problems.
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YM-2000 Foster Home Residents 106
People who are currently residing in an agency-supervised private family home which may be stru...
People who are currently residing in an agency-supervised private family home which may be structured to meet the needs of children and youth who have been neglected, abused or abandoned and are no longer able to live with their birth families; older adults; people with disabilities or other populations. Note that foster care for older adults and/or people with disabilities may not be available in all states.
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YM-2500 Group Home Residents 108
People who are currently residing in an agency-owned or operated facility that can generally ac...
People who are currently residing in an agency-owned or operated facility that can generally accommodate six to 13 residents who can benefit from a professionally supervised, treatment oriented, structured group environment.
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YM-2800 Homeless Shelter Residents 6
Individuals and/or families who are currently staying in a temporary shelter for people who hav...
Individuals and/or families who are currently staying in a temporary shelter for people who have no permanent housing.
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YM-2900 Homeowners 19
People who have purchased the home or condominium in which they live.

YM-6200 People At Risk of Foreclosure 23
Individuals and families who are unable to make their mortgage payments and at risk of losing t...
Individuals and families who are unable to make their mortgage payments and at risk of losing their homes through foreclosure or who are already in the foreclosure process. Also included are people who are unable to make their property tax payments and at risk of losing their homes through tax foreclosure.
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YM-7000 Retirement Community Residents 1
People who live in a planned community which provides housing in a secure environment and a var...
People who live in a planned community which provides housing in a secure environment and a variety of recreational facilities for golf, swimming, tennis, physical fitness and other activities. Retirement communities are exclusively for active, independent older adults. The minimum age is usually 55 for at least one of the residents, but is sometimes is 62.
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YM-8250 Subsidized Rental Housing Residents 4
Individuals who live in public or private rental housing which has been subsidized by federal o...
Individuals who live in public or private rental housing which has been subsidized by federal or local housing programs or community-based religious or charitable organizations.
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YM-8300 Supportive Housing Residents 18
People who live in an assisted living facility, continuing care retirement community, life care...
People who live in an assisted living facility, continuing care retirement community, life care community, residential care home, semi-independent living residence or other facility for older adults or people with disabilities who are unable to function in an independent living environment because they need assistance with toileting, bathing, dressing, medication management and administration, meals and housekeeping and other activities of daily living.
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YM-8480 Tenants 22
Individuals who rent land or property for their home or business. Tenants may (or may not) have...
Individuals who rent land or property for their home or business. Tenants may (or may not) have a signed lease.
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YM-8500 Transitional Housing/Shelter Residents 1642
People who are currently residing in facilities that provide extended shelter and supportive se...
People who are currently residing in facilities that provide extended shelter and supportive services for homeless individuals and/or families with the goal of helping them live independently and transition into permanent housing. Included are people who have graduated from a domestic violence shelter and are currently living in affordable housing complexes on a temporary, transitional basis until they have the resources to return to eventual independent living.
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