Stability. Dignity. A place to call home.
Every individual deserves safe, stable housing, especially people who have experienced chronic homelessness, mental health challenges or other barriers to independent living. Our Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) program is a long-term path toward wellness, independence and community reintegration.
What is permanent supportive housing?
Unlike temporary shelters or transitional housing, PSH offers long-term or permanent residency in a supportive, community-based environment.
Our housing model
A range of supportive housing options, from private rooms to shared living arrangements, depending on the needs and preferences of each resident.
Support that comes with the home
Case management
Case management and individualized care plans.
Life skills & job readiness
Life skills training and job readiness support.
Counseling
Mental health and substance use counseling.
What the program offers
- Drug- and alcohol-free housing
- Supportive services like case management and peer accountability
- Clear house rules and routines that promote personal responsibility
- Flexible stay options depending on individual needs
Who the program is for
- Individuals experiencing chronic homelessness
- People with mental health conditions, disabilities or complex needs
- Veterans and other vulnerable populations
Ready to take the first step?
Applicants can start with the intake assessment waitlist.