Program Criteria Includes:

• Families with children residing in Orange, Osceola or Seminole counties.

• Without permanent housing or facing imminent risk of losing housing.

• Working, employable or have stable income; and, meets guidelines for low-income services.

• Motivated, as evidenced by signing a Mutual Agreement committing to remain in program for 6 to 12 months.

• Entire family agrees to participate in the Rapid Re-housing and teaming process.

 

What You Can Expect:

• 1 to 2 weeks to complete the referral and assessment process.

• Most families meeting our program eligibility criteria are placed on a wait list.

• A family’s documented eligibility for HUD-funded services is shared with all area housing providers to aid families in accessing the first available assistance.

 

Please note: Pathways to Home currently does not have funding available to assist homeless families with children temporarily residing or staying with friends/family. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) definition for homeless is: Families must be homeless either in 1) emergency facility, 2) hotels paid by charitable organization, or 3) living on the streets and maximum income of 30% AMI. Access HUD’s Category 1 homeless definition here.

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Do you meet the HUD definition for homelessness?
Scroll down to complete the referral form.

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Do not meet the HUD definition for homelessness?
Please contact Homeless Services Network of Central Florida at 407-893-0133 to complete an eligibility screening.