Goal
The primary goal of CTI is to improve the Veteran’s capacity to remain housed during program participation and beyond by effectively connecting them to crucial community supports and helping them attain greater economic stability.
Core Principles
The intervention is focused on a transition period. CTI is aimed at assisting individuals to adjust to a difficult transition in their lives. This transition can be a physical shift (e.g., the transition from a sobriety model to a harm reduction approach to addressing substance use.) Often, but not always the transitions are into community housing from an institutional setting, such as a residential treatment program, transitional housing program, hospital, shelter, or jail.
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Posyed – 9/30/2024