We do this by:
Providing resources and services to our membership of over 90 organizations which include nonprofit and for-profit housing developers, service providers, allied statewide advocacy organizations, corporate vendors and professional organizations, all dedicated to the supportive housing industry
Strengthening the capacity of member organizations to provide supportive housing services through information, training, and collaboration
Advocating for innovation and systems-change to provide more flexible funding and increased mainstream housing opportunities to allow people with disabilites to live as independently as possible
Educating policy makers, elected officials, people living with disabilities/families and the public on the use and benefits of the supportive housing model
