Wilder Foundation Family Supportive Housing Services works with individuals and families to assist them in finding and maintaining housing, establishing a stable source of income, and connecting to needed health services. Reports present program evaluation results.
Wilder’s Direct Housing Assistance (DHA) Program provides financial assistance to households through monthly rental or mortgage subsidies. To learn more about participants’ experiences with the DHA program, Wilder Research conducted telephone interviews with participants after they had been in the program at least nine months. This summary presents results from July 2019 to June 2023.
This report includes five years of evaluation findings from programs in Wilder Foundation Family Supportive Housing Services (FSHS): Jackson Street Village, Jamestown Homes, Lincoln Place, Minnesota Place Apartments, Prior Crossing, Project Quest, ROOF Project, ROOF – Housing Trust Fund, St. Alban’s Park, St. Philip’s Gardens, and Western U Plaza.
This summary highlights fiscal year 2019 evaluation findings from youth served by Prior Crossing and Lincoln Place, permanent supportive housing sites for homeless youth.
This summary highlights fiscal year 2019 evaluation findings from site-based permanent supportive housing programs in which Wilder partners with specific developers. The six programs include: Jackson Street Village, Jamestown Homes, Minnesota Place Apartments, St. Alban’s Park, St. Philip’s Gardens, and Western U Plaza.
The Wilder Kofi Services Program provides culturally specific, school-based mental health services to African American youth and their families. Kofi partners with Saint Paul Public Schools to encourage students who have been diagnosed with a serious emotional disturbance in order to help students find strength and self-worth through their heritage and cultural identity.
In 2016, Wilder Foundation’s Family Supportive Housing Services program developed a housing assistance fund specifically for families in Kofi. To learn more about how this new source of assistance has impacted Kofi families, Wilder Research conducted telephone interviews with parents who have received the funding.
This summary highlights fiscal year 2018 evaluation findings from 10 programs in Wilder Foundation Family Supportive Housing Services (FSHS): Jackson Street Village, Jamestown Homes, Minnesota Place Apartments, Prior Crossing, Project Quest, ROOF Project, ROOF – Housing Trust Fund, St. Alban’s Park, St. Philip’s Gardens, and Western U Plaza.
This summary highlights fiscal year 2018 evaluation findings from youth served by Prior Crossing, a permanent supportive housing site for homeless youth.
This summary highlights fiscal year 2018 evaluation findings from site-based permanent supportive housing programs in which Wilder partners with specific developers. The six programs include: Jackson Street Village, Jamestown Homes, Minnesota Place Apartments, St. Alban’s Park, St. Philip’s Gardens, and Western U Plaza.
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