Supportive Housing
Supportive Housing
Supportive Housing combines rental assistance with support from a qualified provider in an apartment setting. The qualified provider works with the landlord or property manager to ensure the apartment complex meets the needs of the tenants and is well maintained. The goal of Supportive Housing is to ensure that you have the right supports to be successful and a place where you choose to live that is safe and affordable.
Fact Sheet
Download the Fact Sheet (Spanish)
Informational Video
English Captions:
To watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/M2lg1xZadtQ
Spanish Captions:
To watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/B_bz7vmGhEk
How can I learn more and take the next step?
An individual or family member interested in learning more about taking the next step with supportive housing should discuss with their Case Manager about how to use your DDS funding. If you do not have DDS funding and want to learn more, please contact the help line in your region. Any changes to your current supports will be made carefully in a person-centered manner, with team discussion, agreement and with a detailed transition plan.
• Talk to your Case Manager or call the DDS Help Line
• Visit the Community Living Services page and see the map of Supportive Housing in Connecticut
• Watch a Fourth Tuesday Forum on Supportive Housing
• Read over Success Stories