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Interact with graphics below for more information.Services Provided to Tenants of Supportive Housing*
Supportive Services Housing18
Tenancy Support
- Intake;
- Income eligibility;
- Health insurance eligibility;
- Needs assessment;
- Development of housing plan;
- Housing search;
- Housing applications;
- Landlord engagement;
- Deposits;
- Eviction prevention;
- Obtaining furniture, household items;
- Case management/care coordination;
- On-site monitoring; and
- Housing respite.
Supportive Services Health, Well-Being and Community19
Health Care
- Medical respite
- Referrals to or provision of:
- Primary care;
- BH;
- Substance use services;
- Medication management;
- Vision; and
- Dental.
- Primary care;
- Documentation and application for:
- Disability; and
- Health insurance.
- Disability; and
- Accompanying tenant to appointments:
- Transportation to medical appointments;
- Pain management; and
- Palliative care.
- Transportation to medical appointments;
- Case management/care coordination.
Behavorial Health
- Assertive Community Treatment for high
mental health MH/SUD-needs populations;
- Intensive case management for mild to
moderate MH/SUD needs populations;
- Mobile crisis services including
peer-based crisis;
- Peer support services;
- Psychosocial rehabilitative services
(e.g., supported employment, skill building
interventions, community supports);
- Nonemergency medical transportation;
- Medication services including medication
management and reconciliation;
- SUD services (e.g., medication-assisted
treatment for opioid dependence);
- Individual and group therapies
(e.g. integrated dual disorders treatment,
illness management and recovery); and
- Case management/care coordination.
Referrals to Social Support
- Employment supports;
- Apprenticeships;
- Education supports;
- Nutrition education, including
grocery shopping;
- Legal services;
- Budgeting and finances;
- Documentation and application
for food stamps;
- Family counseling, mediation;
- Crisis management;
- Transportation (job-related);
- Access to child care;
- Activities of daily living; and
- Case management/care coordination.
*Note: This list is not exhaustive but rather intended to serve as an example of the most commonly offered services. For more information on supportive housing, see: https://www.usich.gov/solutions/housing/supportive-housing