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Areas of Expertise

  • State and local policy and resource alignment
  • Best practice PSH models and strategies
  • Building effective partnerships to increase PSH availability
  • Leveraging sustainable mainstream financing
  • The use of Medicaid in supportive housing services, including through Medicaid waivers and state plan amendments
  • Capacity-building, technical assistance, and training on strategies to help vulnerable individuals get and keep housing
  • Implementation and outcome monitoring through ongoing technical assistance, data tracking, and performance measurement
  • The role of PSH in Olmstead compliance

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Homelessness

Progress toward preventing and ending homelessness is achieved through the strategic use of resources and Housing First strategies. TAC’s consultants include experts on addressing chronic, youth, family, and Veteran homelessness.

Affordable Housing

In response to the enormous and growing demand for rental housing that meets the needs of extremely low-income people — including those with disabilities — TAC helps states and communities develop policies and financing approaches that can increase the supply.

Mental Health & Substance Use

TAC helps organizations and agencies at every level to align systems, leverage resources, and deliver the effective care and services that people with serious mental illness and substance use disorders need to thrive.

Community Integration

The 1999 Olmstead decision affirmed the right of people with disabilities to live in integrated settings. TAC helps states comply with federal standards by increasing their supportive housing supply, identify funding sources, and improving access to community-based services.

Medicaid

TAC is fluent in federal Medicaid rules and regulations, and skilled at leveraging Medicaid to promote access to services that help people with disabilities, youth in foster care, and people experiencing homelessness to live at home and in the community.

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COVID-19 Resouces

Regularly updated information on Medicaid, behavioral health and disability services, and housing/homelessness is provided to assist in responding to the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). 

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Database of Vouchers for People with Disabilities

TAC maintains a comprehensive database of Housing Choice Vouchers targeted to people with disabilities and other special needs. This database is updated each time the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announces new funding awards. Note: On May 13, 2020, HUD announced that public housing agencies awarded Mainstream funds in 2018 and 2019 would receive a 30% increase in funding. Unit estimates will be added to the TAC Vouchers Database when available.

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Housing First

Permanent Supportive Housing

Youth Homelessness

Housing First

Permanent Supportive Housing

Youth Homelessness

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Get to know us

Get to know us

From the local to the national level, TAC provides policy leadership, technical assistance, and expert consultation to government agencies, policymakers, advocates, foundations, and service providers.

Learn More About TAC

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Homelessness

With TAC's assistance, progress toward preventing and ending homelessness is achieved through the strategic use of resources and Housing First strategies.

Affordable Housing

TAC helps states and communities develop policies and financing to increase the supply of rental housing that meets the needs of extremely low-income people with disabilities.

Mental Health &
Substance Use Disorders

TAC helps organizations and agencies to align systems, leverage resources, and deliver the effective care and services that people with mental illness and substance use disorders need to thrive.

Olmstead & Community Integration

TAC helps states comply with Olmstead law and federal standards by increasing the supportive housing supply, identifying funding sources, and improving access to community-based services.

Medicaid

TAC is skilled at leveraging Medicaid to promote access to services that can help people with disabilities, youth in foster care, and people experiencing homelessness to live at home and in the community.

Racial Equity
Action Lab

TAC shares proven equity innovations — including strategies to incorporate lived expertise — with policymakers working to eliminate racial, ethnic, and social disparities.

Recent-Punlications

Recently Published

  • Eviction Prevention: A Toolkit for Tenants & Service Providers

    Mental Health & Substance Use | Manual | Publication | July 2024

    A toolkit for people with mental health conditions or SUDs and the service providers supporting them in their housing and recovery.

  • Where Do We Go from Grants Pass?

    Blog Post | July 2024

    Policies that criminalize homelessness are wrong, counterproductive, and ineffectual. To prevent communities from defaulting to this approach in the wake of Grants Pass, Congress and states must fully support real solutions.

  • Onward! Recommitting to Olmstead after 25 Years

    Olmstead & Community Integration | Blog Post | June 2024

    Community integration is not “just another task.” It's the law — and must guide both the design and the implementation of all systems that serve people with disabilities.

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Permanent Supportive Housing​

Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is a proven and cost-effective approach that integrates affordable rental housing with community-based supportive services. This model has been shown to help people with long-term disabilities — including mental illnesses, substance use disorders, and chronic health conditions — to access and maintain stable housing in the community.

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TAC helps states align policy and funding among Medicaid, disability, housing, and other systems to expand opportunities for people who rely on long-term services and supports to live and work in the home- and community-based settings of their choice.

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Focus Areas

Across the country, TAC provides expert technical assistance and consultation to support efforts by government agencies, providers, and other stakeholders to improve the lives of vulnerable populations. Our services are applied in Focus Areas that are critical to our clients and the priority populations they serve.

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All of our services advance proven solutions to the housing and community-based support needs of low-income people with disabilities and people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

TAC works with funders and clients in every part of the country, contributing policy and subject matter expertise in five Focus Areas: Homelessness, Affordable Housing, Mental Health & Substance Use, Community Integration, and Medicaid.

Our Approach

The services TAC provides are always in response to the context of each client’s unique infrastructure, financial resources, and political environment. Services can be directed toward one particular area of need, or designed more comprehensively to address several related priorities.