Program areas at Barrett Foundation
The permanent supportive housing program provides leasing assistance for individuals and families who are chronically homeless and have a documented disability. In addition to leasing assistance, program participants receive individualized case management to assist with overcoming barriers, strengthening life skills, accessing services, and connects to resources.
Barrett house shelter for women and children: in may 1995, Barrett Foundation opened Barrett house, a shelter for homeless women and children in albuquerque, nm. Barrett house services an average of 35 women and children every night, providing three meals a day, 365 days a year. In addition to providing food and shelter, all residents receive one-on-one case management to help secure long-term stable housing. Through collaboration with partner agencies, residents also have access to career counseling, medical and dental benefits, after school tutoring for children, health/wellness activities, cooking and gardening lessons, and a variety of other opportunities that provide life skills.
Bridges rapid rehousing program helps individuals and families secure stable housing and provide rental assistance for up to 24 months based on need. Program participants receive individualized case management to assist with overcoming barriers, strengthing life skills, increasing income, applying for entitlements, connecting to additional resources and services, and building participants' capacity to maintain housing at program exit.
Inca street, llc located in albuquerque, nm is a single member limited liability company formed june 15, 2019 by the greater albuquerque housing partnership (gahp)and on may 15, 2020, Barrett Foundation, inc. Became the sole member and manager. Inca street, llc's purpose is to engage in purchasing, owning, holding, trading, developing, improving, managing, mortgaging, leasing, or selling of real and personal property. The programs operated by inca street, llc are: inca street development. This project provides 12 residental units. Nine units shall be used for households at or below 60% of area median income (ami) and three units shall be used for households at or below 50% of ami.