Resilience is the ability to bounce back from a challenging event or overcome a series of obstacles that have gotten in the way of an individual achieving their goals.
Instead, people must meet Minnesotaâs long-term homeless (LTH) definition (in addition to being eligible for the program), and be referred by their local homeless Coordinated Entry system for supportive housing. This program is often called GRH-LTH or scattered site Rate 2 GRH. Blue Earth County has a standard application and screening process for qualified service providers (vendors) interested in serving the GRH-LTH population.
Supportive housing is affordable, permanent and independent housing that meets the needs of tenants by providing support and that is integrated within a neighborhood and community. The two primary types of supportive housing are: Single-site (also referred to as congregate): A designated building where each individual or family has a private living quarters and may share kitchens and/or common recreational rooms or other facilities.