HomeBASE is the Commonwealth’s re-housing benefit created to provide those who qualify for emergency assistance and shelter an opportunity to overcome some of the financial barriers to ending their homelessness. Funded and administered by the Department of Housing and Community Development’s Division of Housing Stabilization (DHS).HomeBASE can provide funds for first, last, and security deposit in a new home, furniture (not to exceed $1,000), a monthly stipend to help pay rent for up to one year as well as utilities, travel costs, and many other expenses that would otherwise prevent a family from accessing a new home.HomeBASE additionally provides a designated stabilization worker for each family to help access community supports and offer resources to resolve issues that may arise including tenancy-related issues. Families enjoy the support of a case manager and may access agency resources such as education, workforce development, child care, or other support to ensure they succeed as new tenants.
Who Is Eligible for HomeBASE?Families deemed eligible by DHS for Emergency Assistance (EA) (and currently in EA) can access HomeBASE.How Can HomeBASE Be Accessed?Families meeting the basic criteria of homelessness may apply in one of the DHS offices. Please use the "Service Locator" for the nearest office.Current HomeBASE Regulations (760 CMR 65)Proposed Changes to 760 CMR 65 - redline version (posted August 15, 2013)Request for Assistance with EA and HomeBASE HomeBASE Program Family Shelter (Emergency Assistance) HomeBASE Program Family Shelter (Emergency Assistance) - SpanishUW-10, Universal Waiver of HomeBASE Regulations, Income limits for Household Assistance Families Transitioning from Rental Assistance 2013-03: Guidance for use of HomeBASE funds for furniture 2013-01: UW-9, Universal Waiver of HomeBASE Regulations, Requirement for Security Deposits 2012-02: UW-7, Universal Waiver of HomeBASE Regulations, Eligibility for Program Participation, Noncompliance 2012-01: Universal Waiver of HomeBASE Regulations, Appropriate Size Guidelines 2011-06: Suspension of HomeBASE Rental Assistance at the Front Door - Revised 2011-05: Information on Potential Landlord Discrimination 2011-04: New Guidance on Temporary Accommodation Placements 2011-03: file size 1MB Waivers to HomeBASE regulations re
: Household Assistance, Stabilization Plan, Rent Limits, and Conditional HomeBASE Assistance2011-03(b): Universal Waiver regarding Conditional HomeBASE Assistance (revised) 2011-02: Transition of Flex Fund and HPRP/MRVP STA Families to HomeBASE2011-01: Shelter and Motel Rehousing Using HomeBASE Resources If you have any questions, please contact DHCD at 617-573-1100Los documentos para los clientes serán traducidos al español. Muy pronto usted podrá encontrar estos documentos visitando la página web www.mass.gov/dhcd. En la cajita de búsqueda escriba Rental Assistance Management para fácil acceso. Mientras tanto, si tiene preguntas, por favor llame al 617-573-1370 y alguien en español le contestará. Start your review here Published 37 hours ago Dinosaur of a company Published 38 hours ago Updated 31 hours ago Published 4 days ago Terrible reserve and collect service Never had any problems, always found the right items! Published 5 days ago
Great service from Nicola at the Canterbury branch. Sorted my problem quickly & kept me updated. Published 6 days ago Excellent service from staff member at Homebase Inverness Published 09 February 2017 Published 08 February 2017 Too many defective items, but good service Published 07 February 2017 Misrepresenting return policy on website Published 05 February 2017 Staff not focused on their work Published 03 February 2017 Published 02 February 2017 Great Telephone Service - Crescent Link Store Published 30 January 2017 Updated 30 January 2017 Don't expect product knowledge Customer service lesson needed Published 27 January 2017At Homebase, our customers don’t just visit us for a tin of paint or a packet of screws. They’re looking for ideas and inspiration from a wide range of products at low prices. It’s what makes a career at Homebase so rewarding. And now we are part of Bunnings – a leading retailer of home improvement and outdoor living products in Australia and New Zealand.
We have exciting changes ahead from bringing new ranges into our stores to upskilling our team with great product knowledge. It’s the start of a brand new chapter for us. So come in and make yourself at home.Windows SighWindows FrontPretty WindowsBeautiful WindowsBeautiful FabricShabby White Cream SilverShabby Chic WhiteShabby Chic CottageWhite CottageForwardthis shop has great stuff--not to mention such awesome windows! What I wouldn't give... Filter by Library Type All ResultsAgency / Court MaterialsBriefs / Pleadings / More Veteran or Service Member We offer world-class clinical care, fitness and mind-body wellness programs for Post-9/11 Service Members, Veterans and Families who struggle with the “Invisible Wounds of War.” Family Member or Friend When one Family member serves, the entire Family serves. Home Base offers clinical counseling and support to Family members and close friends affected by the challenges of the deployment cycle. Home Base has trained more than 12,500 healthcare providers and clinicians across the US in our evidence-based treatment programs.
We invite you to learn more about our education and training opportunities. 2017 RUN TO HOME BASE, BOSTON Mission: Gratitude Raises $1M SENATOR KIRK HONORS FATHER WITH GIFT TO HOME BASE Find out about our education + training opportunities Home base utilizes cutting-edge treatment therapies John Girourard Finds Hope at Home Base After Deployment The mission of Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, is to heal the invisible wounds for Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and their Families through world-class clinical care, wellness, education and research. Experiencing signs of post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury? Coming home after a deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan is challenging for everyone, and most service members and Veterans will experience some signs of stress. But for many people, symptoms of combat stress get worse. How is my family doing? “When one family member serves, the entire family serves.”