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will be solicited and submitted for all repairs and/or replacements over$2,000.00. Specifications for a task and the three proposals will be submitted by the Program Director to CHS management with a letter or recommendation for a particular contractor. A Capitol Needs Assessment(CNA)is conducted every 5 years and updated annually to establish life cycle markers for capitol equipment and material. CNA will be used in the budgeting process to determine the needed replacement reserves to sustain the project. J. PROVISION OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES • OVERVIEW OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES The supportive services model of this project is to provide a high level of on-site supportive services to residents in their home environment. This will be accomplished using CCS staff and also a wide variety of partner agency staff as discussed in various other sections of this Management Plan. On-site,visiting, and Off:Site services allow CCS and partner agency staff to be more pro-active in their response to resident needs. Needs can be more easily anticipated and responded to quickly;problems can be handled immediately before they escalate. Many residents may be resistant to participating in services,therefore, staff work to engage and develop relationships with residents so that over time residents may more readily choose to participate in services. Building community among residents is essential to this support services model. When residents experience their living environment as their home they become more invested in contributing to a safe and quality place to live. The CCS and partner agency staff of this project work as a team to provide an array of services to residents. • DETAIL OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Each new resident will be matched with a Housing Case Manager from the most appropriate partner agency based on the resident's needs. These Housing Case Managers will meet with residents to identify their supportive service needs,provide case management services, crisis intervention, eviction prevention, advocacy and linkages to community resources, and encourage participation in meaningful activities. Residents are assisted in obtaining and maintaining financial disability benefits such as SSI, SSDI and VA benefits, and are also assisted with obtaining Medicaid,Medicare, and Veterans medical benefits. Referrals for residents are made to chemical dependency treatment and/or mental health services through Catholic Community Services and other resources in the community. Residents needing additional help with personal care and unit up-keep are referred for chore service. Health care is a primary need of residents at Everett Supportive Housing. Residents are referred,transported, and accompanied when necessary to community health clinics in order to establish primary care physicians and/or visiting nurses may use a private room available in the facility for such purposes. This approach encourages residents to develop a plan of action to address their physical and mental health care needs. The goal of services is for residents to obtain and maintain financial and medical benefits,