Will Moves into Permanent Supportive Housing

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“Will was moved to tears during his move in.” – Kiarra, Housing Case Manager

Will experienced chronic homelessness and was sleeping in his car for almost 2 years. With support from ECHO’s Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) program, Will now lives in his own, safe, stable home.

PSH combines a long-term housing subsidy with ongoing, intensive case management and supportive services – and is a proven solution to breaking the cycles of homelessness.

Now that Will is permanently housed, ECHO and his Housing Case Manager, Kiarra, will continue to provide Will with the individualized support needed to maintain housing, and to move forward in his recovery from chronic homelessness.

Happy Move-in Day, Will!

	Persons in Family/Household Size
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Chesterfield	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Clarendon	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Darlington	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Dillon	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Florence	20,200	23,100	26,000	28,850	31,200	33,500	35,800	38,100
Georgetown	21,900	25,000	28,150	31,250	33,750	36,250	38,750	41,250
Horry	20,400	23,300	26,200	29,100	31,450	33,800	36,100	38,450
Kershaw	22,450	25,650	28,850	32,050	34,650	37,200	39,750	42,350
Lee	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Marion	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Marlboro	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600
Sumter	19,150	21,900	24,650	27,350	29,550	31,750	33,950	36,150
Williamsburg	18,350	21,000	23,600	26,200	28,300	30,400	32,500	34,600

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