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In each of these areas the plan sets strategic objectives to address homelessness. <br /> Prevent Homelessness for our Residents. <br /> • Address racial disparities in mainstream/upstream systems to prevent <br /> disproportionate inflow of African Americans into homelessness. <br /> • Focus resources for homelessness prevention on people most likely to lose their <br /> homes. <br /> • Rapidly resolve episode of homeless through Housing Problem Solving. <br /> • Prevent racially disproportionate returns to homelessness. <br /> Connect People to Shelter and Needed Resources. <br /> • Provide neighborhood-based access where people are most likely to lose <br /> housing. <br /> • Lower programmatic barriers to crisis services such as prevention, problem <br /> solving and shelter. <br /> • Prevent discharge from main stream systems to homelessness. <br /> • Significantly increase the availability of shelter, especially non-congregate <br /> models, to serve adults and families with children and to reduce unsheltered <br /> homelessness. <br /> • Provide accessible behavioral services to people with serious mental illness or <br /> substance use needs and who are unsheltered, in shelter, or in supportive <br /> housing programs. <br /> Increase Housing Solutions. <br /> • Add units and subsidies for permanent supportive housing. <br /> • Create units for frail seniors and others with more intensive health services. <br /> • Create dedicated affordable housing subsidies for people who do not need <br /> intensive services. <br /> • Create shallow subsidies for those who need more limited assistance. <br /> • Add new slots of rapid housing for those who can take over the full rent given <br /> time. <br /> • Ensure new housing funding is distributed according to need. The numbers of <br /> people and the significant subpopulations in each region are different. As much <br /> Page 3 of 4 <br />