3.7 Mark Hinderlie
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The document summarizes a partnership between Hearth and the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) to address the issue of elder homelessness through a national leadership initiative. The initiative aims to further national dialogue on elder homelessness, create an advisory committee to shape policy recommendations, develop a policy paper with goals and strategies, and convene officials and organizations. It outlines Hearth's supportive housing model and outcomes for residents, including improved health, life satisfaction, and lower costs compared to alternatives like shelters or institutions.
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3.7 Mark Hinderlie
- 1. A National Leadership Initiative to End Elder Homelessness: A Partnership between Hearth and the Corporation for Supportive Housing Mark Hinderlie Washington, D.C. July 14, 2011
- 9. 2009 Elder Standard for Single Elder in Suffolk County vs. MA SSI Payments & Federal Poverty Levels UMass Boston Gerontology Institute, Massachusetts Elder Economic Security Standard, 2009
- 10. Age Distribution for Males in 1990 – US Census
- 15. Costs of Serving Homeless Individuals in Boston Source: Costs of Serving Homeless Individuals in Nine Cities , prepared by the Lewin Group for the Corporation for Supportive Housing. 2004
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- Tiers: The bottom, middle and top income tiers each represent one-third of the population age 65 and older. The bottom tier includes those with annual income of $16,758 or less. Seniors with income between $16,758 and $37,161 fall into the middle tier. The top tier encompasses income above $37,161. Pensions: Railroad retirement, government employee pensions (includes federal, state, local and military pensions) and private pensions (DB) or annuities Assets: Income from assets Other: Public assistance and other