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FPATH

Forensic Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness

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What is FPATH?

Forensic Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (FPATH) is a program established under the Trueblood Contempt Settlement Agreement. It partners with the Health Care Authority (HCA) & the Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS), in collaboration with community stakeholders. FPATH is a voluntary, person-centered, low-barrier program that provides intensive case management using a harm-reduction approach.

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Our team is composed of:

  • Mental Health Professionals

  • Case Managers

  • Peer Specialists

Our Mission

FPATH staff work to build relationships with eligible individuals in the community, helping them access necessary supports. The program aims to reduce the likelihood of future involvement in the criminal legal system & improve long-term stability & wellness within the community.

What we do

FPATH provides outreach & intensive case management services to individuals with barriers to accessing behavioral health & community support. Services are designed for individuals who:

  • Have had two or more cases dismissed due to incompetency to stand trial in the past 24 months.

  • Are at risk of another incompetency finding

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Support We Offer

  • Housing support, including subsidies

  • Transportation assistance

  • Support for accessing health services

  • Independent living skills training

  • Assistance meeting basic needs

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FPATH Intensive Case Management

Connecting high-risk & low-engagement individuals with essential services, including case management, peer support, & supportive housing. We also connect individuals with a mental health provider for up to 6 months.

HOw to access our Services

Individuals may be referred to FPATH by Forensic Navigators & Diversion Navigators with DSHS. Eligibility is confirmed with HCA.

 

Please contact  360-763-5828 with any questions about FPATH.

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