To provide 24/7 emergency shelter for any of these individuals and others, along with transitional housing that could serve up to 30 individuals or family units at one time. With the appropriate implementation of the Assessment Center facility, case management, and supportive programs, we expect to see the general homeless population in our area decrease as this program will be structured to assist individuals with mental health counseling, substance use counseling, financial literacy, securing and maintaining employment, family reunification, and obtaining sustainable permanent housing.