The Shelter Plus Care program offers housing to members of the disabled community that is linked directly to services appropriate to each resident. The housing comes from renting apartments in the community using rental assistance paid directly to the landlord. Services, such as mental and medical health, case management, education and training, and rehabilitation care are provided through partnerships with local agencies. The Housing Authority does its part by having regular contact with the resident to help him or her succeed and to administer the program.

The client plays a key role in the program, too, in constantly working towards the goal of self-sufficiency and independence.

MHA has targeted disabled populations that include those with mental illness, recovering from drug or alcohol abuse, or has AIDS/HIV for the Shelter Plus Care Program.

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For more information about Shelter Plus Care eligibility criteria,
or general Shelter Plus Care program information, please call MHA’s Admissions and Occupancy Manager, 406-549-4113.