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Valley Vista PSH (629)

Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)

At Valley Vista Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), we are here to help you maintain housing stability and thrive in your community.  We believe recovery starts from within, and our team will do whatever it takes to help you learn and apply coping skills, link you to resources, and power with you as you navigate your hopes and dreams.

Program Collateral & Information

Learn About Our Clinical Approach

ÌÀÍ·Ìõapp was founded on the belief that rehabilitation and recovery from serious mental illness are possible. We have consolidated our learning and experience into the Recovery-Centered Clinical System (RCCS), a richly personal, holistic, and comprehensive approach to recovery. Learn more about the RCCS by clicking here.

Essentials At A Glance

Program Type: Permanent Supportive Housing

To Make Referrals: All referrals to Valley Vista PSH are prioritized and matched by the region’s Coordinated Entry System (CES). 

# of Units: 190

Who We Serve: Adults aged 18 and older experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness and have a disabling condition substantially limiting one or more major life activities (as defined by HUD Category 1).

Hours of Operation: Monday – Saturday, 8:00 am– 7:00 pm

About the Program: In partnership with San Diego Behavioral Health Services and the San Diego Housing Commission, ÌÀÍ·Ìõapp offers onsite supportive and case management services for persons residing at Valley Vista Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH). 

Service participation is voluntary and not required to reside at Valley Vista PSH. ÌÀÍ·Ìõapp works with tenants to engage them in services according to their behavioral health and case management needs. Services are provided throughout the community based on preference: onsite in community space, in your unit, or in the community, if appropriate. These services focus on housing stability and retention, including but not limited to: 

• Outreach and engagement services addressing housing stabilization and case management needs. 

• Behavioral health assessment, screening, care coordination, and referrals for residents at high risk and in need of more intensive behavioral health services to maintain housing. 

• Addressing ongoing behavioral health care coordination needs. 

• Offering site-wide community integration opportunities (BBQs, celebrations, tenant education, and other groups).