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Housing Stability

Support to help individuals with disabilities, disabling conditions, seniors, and their families in finding and maintaining housing. Three types of services: housing transition, sustaining, and consultation services.

Housing Support Services

At Frontier, we believe stable housing is the foundation for independence, dignity, and long-term well-being. Through HWS-I and LTH, we work collaboratively with counties, landlords, and community partners to help individuals secure and maintain housing that supports safety, choice, and independence

Housing With Services (Independent)

Housing With Services – Independent (HWS-I) supports individuals who are able to live independently but need financial housing assistance to maintain stable housing in the community.

Participants live in scattered-site apartments, hold a standard lease, prepare their own meals, and live like typical tenants. Housing Support funding may follow the participant if they move to another approved unit.

Referrals for HWS-I, people can often self‑refer by contacting Frontier, or they can be referred by a case manager or county worker to Frontier Living. The staff then submits eligibility documentation and coordinates with the county in order to secure the Housing Support benefit.

Who Qualifies

  • Adults age 65 and older, or
  • Adults 18 and older with a disability or disabling condition
  • Individuals who meet Housing Support income and asset limits as determined by the county

What Frontier Provides Under HWS-I

  • Administration of Housing Support payments to assist with:
    • Rent
    • Utilities
    • Other eligible housing-related costs
  • Ongoing support to help participants maintain independent housing
  • Individuals who meet Housing Support income and asset limits as determined by the county

Long-Term Homelessness (LTH)

The Long-Term Homelessness (LTH) program is a Housing Support model designed for individuals with a history of long-term homelessness who need ongoing housing assistance to achieve and maintain stability

LTH prioritizes individuals who face persistent barriers to housing and require consistent support to remain housed in the community.

Referrals for Long‑Term Homelessness (LTH) programs typically happen through the statewide Coordinated Entry System (CES). CES helps people experiencing homelessness get matched with housing programs that fit their needs, including LTH Housing Support.

Who LTH Serves

  • Adults who meet DHS criteria for long-term homelessness
  • Individuals with low income and limited resources
  • People who require sustained housing assistance to avoid returning to homelessness

What Frontier Provides Under LTH

  • Housing Support payments to help cover:
    • Rent
    • Utilities
    • Eligible housing costs
  • Stable, community-based housing options
  • Coordination with counties and partners to support long-term housing stability

Like HWS-I, LTH provides housing support only. Any supportive services must be arranged separately through appropriate programs or community providers

Housing Trust Fund (HTF)

  • Frontier Living participates in Hennepin County, Minnesota’s Housing Trust Fund (HTF) initiatives to expand access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Through HTF funding, we support permanent supportive housing and promote long-term housing stability for vulnerable populations
  • Frontier Living successfully administered its first HTF grant during the 2023–2025 funding cycle, demonstrating strong program oversight, fiscal accountability, and effective coordination with housing partners. Building on this experience, Frontier is currently administering the 2025–2027 HTF grant cycle, expanding our capacity to serve more individuals and strengthen housing stability outcomes across the communities we serve
  • Our HTF program provides financial assistance and housing-related support that helps reduce barriers to housing access and sustain long-term tenancy. Frontier Living brings proven administrative capacity, established community partnerships, and experienced staff to ensure responsible grant management and meaningful impact.
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Transitioned Housing Relocation – Private Pay

Due to the statewide end of the HSS program, we now offer private-pay Housing Relocation Services to support individuals who still need assistance with:

  • Finding housing
  • Completing applications
  • Coordinating viewings
  • Moving support
  • Transition planning

Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) officially ended on October 31, 2025. Frontier Living LLC continues relocation and transition support through private-pay options to ensure program participant do not experience service interruptions.

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If you believe this program is the right fit, submit a referral and our team will guide you through the next steps.

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