Sustaining service coordination across the community necessitates the use of multiple funding streams. The following resources provide concrete facts, links, promising practices, and approaches to funding and sustaining service coordination in both federally subsidized housing and in the community.
- Coming Soon: Braiding and Blending Funding Streams to Expand Access to Service Coordination for People with Disabilities and Older Adults — Tool focusing on approaches to braiding and blending funding to expand and sustain service coordination in the community. Users will find descriptions of potential funding sources and successful promising practices from the Seattle Housing Authority and The Kelsey, a disability-forward housing developer
- Medicaid's Role in Housing— Issue brief on how Medicaid programs pay for housing-related services, including an overview of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) guidance and examples of how states are blending and braiding multiple funding sources to provide supports, including service coordination-related activities, for various populations