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DHS-7307-ENG (Housing Support Services, housing-focused person-centered plan). Form for Housing Support Services providers to help them develop a person-centered plan.-2025

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The document DHS-7307-ENG outlines a Housing Focused Person-Centered Plan designed for individuals receiving housing and support services from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. It includes sections for personal information, assessment of needs, housing goals, support instructions, and risk mitigation strategies. The plan emphasizes the importance of individual preferences and cultural identities in housing decisions, while also detailing the roles of case managers and providers in supporting the individual's housing stability.

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Begin by filling out the 'Person Information' section. Enter the individual's first name, last name, preferred pronouns, and contact details including phone number and mailing address.
In the 'Diagnosis' section, select any applicable conditions such as developmental disabilities or mental illness. This information is crucial for tailoring support services.
Proceed to the 'About You' section. Encourage the individual to express their preferences and important aspects of their identity that should be considered in their housing plan.
Next, outline 'Housing Goals'. Document current living situations and preferences regarding future housing locations and community needs.
Complete the 'Housing Stabilization Services' section by detailing assessed needs and how these will be addressed by the provider.
Finally, ensure all signatures are collected on the signature sheet to confirm agreement with the plan developed.

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