Supportive Housing

Homelessness Prevention/Rental Assistance Programs

Helping the homeless or those at risk of becoming homeless maintain housing and work towards self-sufficiency

Family in apartment

Your first step in applying for Lakeshore CAP’s Supportive Housing Program in Manitowoc & Sheboygan or Door & Kewaunee counties is to fill out an application. To print an application, please click on one of the PDFs below. You may also pick up an application at any of our offices during business hours listed at the bottom of our website. (Everyone in the household over 18 years of age must sign) 

Applications 

Click the links below for the appropriate application and it will open in a new tab. Please print, fill out completely, and sign where indicated (some of these forms are up to 12 pages long). Keep the pages marked “Client Copy” for your records. Return the application to Lakeshore CAP in one of the ways listed on the first page of the application.

 

  • PLEASE READ- GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE, NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY, & APPEAL PROCESS-
Lakeshore CAP, Inc. has an appeal/grievance procedure. Be advised that if the level of service provided is not satisfactory, all clients have the right to file a grievance and appeal the decision with the Lakeshore CAP office.
Download a PDF of this policy by clicking THIS LINK

 

Click HERE to download a copy of our Program Methodology and Implementation.

 

WE HAVE 2 TYPES OF PROGRAMS FOR ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDS

Prevention Program provides payment directly to a landlord to help prevent a household from becoming homeless if they are at imminent risk of becoming homeless. This program provides up to one month towards rent if all eligibility criteria are met.

Rapid Rehousing (RRH) uses the Coordinated Entry System by prioritizing households that are the most vulnerable on a list called the “Prioritization List.” Applicants may be referred to the List by Lakeshore CAP or through the partnerships we have with local shelters. A brief assessment is completed and a referral to the List is then made. To qualify for RRH, you must be literally homeless. RRH provides ongoing rental assistance, and households work closely with case managers towards becoming self-sufficient


If you are not eligible for our programs, we will refer you to other programs and agencies that may assist you. Also see Resource Lists By County for agencies that could possibly offer services or assistance in your area.

Call for more information:

Lakeshore CAP/Manitowoc, Kewaunee, Door County Office
(920) 682-3737 

Lakeshore CAP/Door County Office
(920) 743-0192 — Open T&TH:  7:30AM – 4:PM

Lakeshore CAP/Sheboygan Office
(920) 803-6991 

For more information please visit:  http://www.wiboscoc.org/


Wisconsin Homeless Management Information System 

Consumer Notice

This Agency receives funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and/or a federal, state or local public or private entity to provide services for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. In order to receive this funding, this agency must participate in the Wisconsin Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), which is administered by the Institute for Community Alliances. This system collects basic information about clients receiving services from this agency in order to get an accurate count of individuals and families who are homeless, and to identify the need to provide different services. This agency will collect and share only the information that we consider to be appropriate. The collection and use of all personal information is guided by strict standards of confidentiality. A copy of our Privacy Notice describing our privacy practices is available to all consumers upon request. Your information will be shared with other area agencies that participate in HMIS, unless you request that your information remain closed (confidential). Keeping your information closed means that your information will only be available to case workers and intake workers within this agency. If you are interested in keeping your records closed, please talk to a case manager or intake worker.

Public Notice (Federal Register/Vol. 69, No. 146)
Effective August 30, 2004