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PSH
(redirected from Permanent Supportive Housing)

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PSHPush (flag)
PSHPowerShell (Microsoft Windows)
PSHPerl Shell
PSHPermanent Supportive Housing
PSHPhilip Seymour Hoffman (actor)
PSHPenn State Harrisburg
PSHPast Surgical History
PSHPeak Sun Hours
PSHPrivate Subconscious-mind Healing
PSHPrimary State Highway (former Washington highway designation)
PSHPhase-Separated Hydrocarbons
PSHParma Senior High
PSHPressure Safety High
PSHPark Shin Hye (actress)
PSHPart Service History (used car advertisement)
PSHPlano Senior High
PSHPigskin Heaven
PSHPort Sulphur High (Louisiana)
PSHPortable Space Heater
PSHPersonal Student Homepage
PSHPeak Similarity Histogram
PSHPrior Surgical History
PSHPseudo Self-Heterodyne (modulation)
PSHPorn Star Hair
PSHPre-encounter Self-Hatred


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All the units will provide permanent supportive housing for low-income adults.
holds 53 studio units and was built in conjunction with the city's Permanent Supportive Housing Program.
For the "Cost of Rural Homelessness" study, researchers looked at 163 people in all parts of Maine except Portland, the state's largest city, who were homeless and now live in permanent supportive housing.
 
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