About Supportive Housing
The Supportive Housing program
helps develop and provide housing
and supportive services for
individuals moving from homelessness
to independent, supportive living.
The program helps individuals live
in a stable place, increase their skills
and income, and gain more control
over the decisions that affect their lives.
Who is Eligible?
- Must qualify for Medicaid
- Have a medical necessity related to
Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder,
activities of daily living, or complex
physical health needs that prevent you
from living independently - Meet specific risk factors that prevent
you from finding or keeping a safe home - Be at least 18 years old
How Will Staff Assist?
- Conduct Housing assessments and planning
to find the home that's right for you - Outreach to landlords to identify available
housing in your community - Connect with community resources to get
you all of the help you need, when you need it - Educate, train, and coach you to resolve
disputes, advocate for your needs,
and keep your home