What We Do
Supportive Housing
The supportive housing model combines permanent, affordable housing with access to individualized supportive services.
Our supportive housing programs are primarily designed to serve individuals experiencing chronic homelessness and individuals with documented disabilities experiencing long-term or recurring homelessness.
Of the 928 formerly homeless individuals we served in 2023, 62% were chronically homeless upon intake.
Permanent:
Participants can stay in SupportWorks housing as long as they want and need.
Affordable:
Participants in the Project-Based Voucher program pay no more than 30% of their monthly income in rent.
Services:
Participation is voluntary and customized to the needs identified by the participant themselves.
SupportWorks delivers supportive housing in two ways:
In our properties:
Affordable apartment communities we develop and manage with services available on-site.
In our scattered-site programs:
Housing partnerships with private landlords we serve with mobile case management.
Our teams
Real Estate Development
From creating brand new, environmentally sustainable apartment communities, to revitalizing existing structures in often underserved neighborhoods, our work brings revitalized developments to communities that encourages additional investment and renewal.
SupportWorks Housing seeks qualified Class A general contractors to complete new, rehabilitation, and adaptive re-use multi-family developments with contracts in excess of $10,000,000.00. All interested contractors must prequalify before being invited to participate on any SupportWorks projects. Please see the Terms of Prequalification below for additional information.
Please contact SupportWorks Housing to receive a copy of the SupportWorks Confidential Contractor Prequalification Form.
Move On
Our ultimate goal is to help those we serve regain stability and independence. For many, the final step in their journey is moving out of SupportWorks housing and into housing of their own. Our Move On program supports this transition, creating individualized plans to prepare them to move out of supportive housing and live independently.
These plans include securing housing vouchers and/or income to pay for rent and utilities, identifying housing that meets their needs in terms of location or amenities, and building social support systems. Services are provided for up to a year after moving out, which helps ensure that the transition into stable, independent housing is sustainable and successful.
Through Move On, we can support residents in their journey back to independence while opening units of supportive housing for individuals still experiencing homelessness.