HAC Final Test

Instructions

You have completed all six modules in the Housing Access Coordinations course. You need to pass this final test to complete the course. Here are the assessment guidelines:

There are 20 test questions.
Select the best response for each question.
A score of 80% is required to pass this test, i.e., you must score 16 correct answers.
After selecting your response for each question, click the Next Question button at the bottom of your screen.
Once you start the test, you cannot visit previous screens.
If you leave the test before finishing it, you will lose your score and need to start over when you come back.
After you complete the test, you will get a score reflecting your passing status.
You may take the test as many times as you need to get a passing score.
Please click the Exit button if you want to leave the test now, otherwise click the Start Test button.

Question 1 of 20

What kind of support can a person find through HAC?

Click all that apply.

A. Person-centered planning for housing.

B. Finding modest, safe housing that is NOT operated, owned or leased by a provider of service.

C. Help meeting landlords.

D. Help when developing household budgets.

Question 2 of 20

Which Minnesota Department of Human Services' core value closely align(s) with HAC?

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A. We focus on people, not programs.

B. Focus on available systems to meet people's needs.

C. Responsible for maintaining control over individual choices.

D. Partner with communities to mobilize supports that help people function and succeed.

Question 3 of 20

The CHOICE acronym, defined by Disability Services Division of the Minnesota DHS, indicates how people can lead meaningful lives.

Click the best choice.

A. True

B. False

Yes!All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Sorry, that's incorrect. All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Question 4 of 20

What factor(s) are essential for HAC eligibility?

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A. Adult Minnesotan 18 or older.

B. Person who is enrolled on disability long-term care waivers.

C. Person in the process of deciding whether she wants a home of her own.

D. Person needing help to find, move to, set up and then keep a home of his own that is NOT operated, owned or leased by a provider of service.

Question 5 of 20

What represents a person-centered statement?

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A. I focus on the person's hope and goals.

B. I try to fix the people I serve.

C. I expect people to listen to my advice.

D. I work to help people find and move into a home of their own, that is not owned, operated or controlled by a provider of services.

Question 6 of 20

What are some ways to implement Personal Futures Planning with the individuals served by HAC?

Click all that apply.

A. Tell individuals what type of housing they can afford.

B. Work with individuals to develop action plans for finding housing.

C. Offer as much advice as possible about finding appropriate housing.

D. Ask questions that reveal housing goals, hopes and needs.

Question 7 of 20

What is True regarding Circles of Support?

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A. Circles of Support are groups of people, chosen by the person, to help define and achieve the life they desire.

B. All individuals have a Circle of Support.

C. Members are usually self-appointed based on their experience with the individual.

D. Circles of Support are always formalized to ensure sustainability.

Question 8 of 20

What are some ways to respect the individual's choices during person-centered planning?

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A. Recommend choices you believe the person will agree with.

B. Support individuals to take the necessary actions to fulfill their choices.

C. Notify individuals when they make unwise decisions.

D. Believe the person has the capacity to make decisions.

Question 9 of 20

Once the person receives their copy of the executed lease, they may call on HAC staff to notify the county or tribe of the impending move.

Click the best choice.

A. True

B. False

Yes!All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Sorry, that's incorrect. All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Question 10 of 20

Individuals' location in the state determines how successful they will be in finding homes of their own.

Click the best choice.

A. True

B. False

Yes!All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Sorry, that's incorrect. All the supports listed would help build trust and credibility with the landlord.

Question 11 of 20

What responsibilities are part of the HAC staff role?

Click all that apply.

A. Cosign on rental agreements.

B. Partner with people and their county to plan for a home of their own with the supports they need (that is not owned, operated, or controlled by a provider of services).

C. Identify vacancies and properties matching the individuals' budget and desires.

D. Encourage individuals to make the transition to home ownership.

Question 12 of 20

What responsibilities are part of the county or tribe case manager role?

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A. Approve HAC for waiver participants.

B. Know the rental properties in their service area.

C. Plan, approve and arrange for program supports.

D. Arrange for service changes.

Question 13 of 20

What lease information should individuals be aware of prior to signing?

Click all that apply.

A. The date the rent is due.

B. How often the home should be cleaned.

C. How long the person can live in the home.

D. Who is responsible for utility costs..

Question 14 of 20

What supports could a person eligible for HAC services use in a home of their own that is not leased, owned, or controlled by a provider of services?

Click all that apply.

A. Personal Care Assistance.

B. Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services.

C. A home and community based waiver.

D. Skilled Nursing.

Question 15 of 20

What is the HAC staff role with the MSA Housing Assistance?

Click all that apply.

A. Inform potentially eligible people.

B. Help people contact their county or tribe of financial responsibility.

C. Help complete DHS Form 5986 when the housing authority waiting lists are closed.

D. Help individuals reduce their shelter costs.

Question 16 of 20

What is NOT an allowable use of transitional waiver services?

Click all that apply.

A. Payment to the mover.

B. A mattress.

C. Security deposit.

D. Artwork for the home.

Question 17 of 20

Where can't HAC help people move?

Click all that apply.

A. Property that is owned, leased, or controlled by a provider of services.

B. Group homes.

C. Properties controlled by HAC staff or agencies.

D. Assisted living facilities or nursing homes.

Question 18 of 20

During what phase of the Housing Access Coordination process is HAC work driven by the person-centered plan?

Click all that apply.

A. Plan

B. Find

C. Move

D. Follow Up

Question 19 of 20

What are key responsibilities for HAC staff during the Act phase of the Housing Access Coordination process?

Click all that apply.

A. Meet with landlords.

B. Ensure the lease is executed.

C. Complete a Housing Voucher Application.

D. Locate the desired home.

Question 20 of 20

What are best practicse for person-centered planning?

Click all that apply.

A. Never ask closed questions.

B. Do more talking than listening to demonstrate expertise.

C. Ask open questions to uncover meaningful information.

D. Use worksheets to help guide the conversation and recap the discussion.

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