Permanent Supportive Housing Project (Step Up In Redlands)

For assistance and resources, contact David Rabindranath: drabindranath@cityofredlands.org or call at (909) 761-5196.

This is Permanent Supportive Housing as opposed to a traditional homeless shelter.
98 studio apartments for single adults or 1 adult and 1 child under 18 years of age.
Case management will be provided on site, along with other support services.
Thanks to Project Homekey, new avenues of funding were opened up to support this project.

Step Up in Redlands follows a “Housing-First Model”
Targets homeless (and chronic) residents
Residents would be in an annual lease (following HUD guidelines)
- Individuals would be allowed a maximum of 30% of the area-median income (AMI) at $18,500
- Couples would be allowed a maximum of 30% of the area-median income (AMI) at $21,150
Property managers live on-site
Pets are allowed (former pool converted to a dog park)
No sex offenders or people manufacturing meth will be allowed
A shelter only allows people to stay for 90 days and stays can’t typically be extended
Shelters will typically only accept individual men and women
At a shelter, people can not stay during the day.

The City of Redlands, Step Up on Second, and other partner groups have increased outreach teams to target Redlands homeless residents and screen them at events (over 200 as of November 2022).
In determining someone’s qualifications, length of being homeless in Redlands or San Bernardino County.
VI-SPDAT Score (including under 30% AMI).
Social Security Card, California ID, and Birth Certificate.
Proof Income (Includes CalFresh).