State Homeless to Housing (H2H)
The Homeless to Housing Reform Restricted Account (H2H) serves as a state-funded resource dedicated to addressing homelessness. Funds allocated from the H2H account are distributed to service providers within the state through the Utah Homeless Council (UHC). To secure H2H funding, applicants must align with the objectives and criteria outlined in Utah Code 35A-16-302.
H2H funding may be allocated for various projects, including Emergency Shelter (ES), Homeless Prevention (HP), Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Rapid Rehousing (RRH), Street Outreach (SO), Transitional Housing (TH), and Other projects (such as medical respite or landlord-tenant mediation).
Refer to the provided resources below for additional information concerning this funding opportunity. Should you have inquiries or require assistance, please reach out via email at OHSprograms@utah.gov.
The Office of Homeless Services (OHS) offers funding, coordination, and program support to service programs throughout the state of Utah. OHS does not directly provide services or funding to individuals and families. If you are in need of services, please visit endutahhomeless.org.