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Supportive Housing

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Investing in Stability

A Supportive Housing Overview

Supportive housing is an evidence-based, proven, and cost-effective solution that provides formerly homeless individuals an affordable place to live and the wraparound services, support, and safety they need to live with resilience and dignity.

It is accompanied by robust health, social, and stabilization services designed for people with disabilities -- including medical and behavioral health conditions.

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Everyone wants to solve homelessness — but how we do it matters.

National Church Residences

“Housing is the foundation. Healthcare and community complete the framework. Woven together, they support individuals in building healthier, more independent lives.”

Source: U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development, 2025 Point-in-Time Count.

The Resident Journey

Isolation

  • Experiencing homelessness or housing instability
  • Lacking access to healthcare, income, and supports
  • Relying on crisis services (ER, shelters)
  • Living with unmet needs in social isolation

Stabilization

  • Gaining access to safe, stable housing
  • Having basic needs met: shelter, safety, food
  • Connecting to case management & support services
  • Reducing dependence on crisis services

Growth

  • Engaging in case management, behavioral health & Medical Home services
  • Building life and employment skills
  • Increasing income and financial stability
  • Strengthening community connections

Independence

  • Maintaining house stability
  • Increasing self-sufficiency
  • Improving overall well-being
  • Thriving

The National Church Residences Difference

  • Serves older adults experiencing homelessness with complex, age-related needs
  • Provides individualized wraparound services and service coordination
  • Partners with Medicaid and population health experts to strengthen outcomes
  • Combines high-quality property management with robust supportive services -- case management, housing stabilization, and peer support -- to promote long-term success
  • Fosters pride, belonging, and stability through formal leases, community standards, and personal accountability
  • Aligns with National Church Residences' broader mission and expertise, positioning it as a leader in solving this growing crisis

National Church Residences Supportive Housing, By the Numbers

> 60%

of National Church Residences' 55+ Supportive Housing residents -- its largest segment -- are Veterans

59 yrs old

average age of Supportive Housing residents at National Church Residences

5 yrs

average length of stay, reflecting the age & geriatric needs of residents of serviced

Communities With Supportive Housing

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Commons at Grant

Commons at Grant

Commons at Grant

Commons at Grant

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Commons at Buckingham

Commons at Buckingham

Commons at Buckingham

Commons at Buckingham

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Commons at Chantry

Commons at Chantry

Commons at Chantry

Commons at Chantry

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Commons at Livingston

Commons at Livingston

Commons at Livingston

Commons at Livingston

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Commons at Third

Commons at Third

Commons at Third

Commons at Third

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Commons at Garden Lake

Commons at Garden Lake

Commons at Garden Lake

Commons at Garden Lake

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Commons at South Cumminsville

Commons at South Cumminsville

Commons at South Cumminsville

Commons at South Cumminsville

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Berwyn East Place

Berwyn East Place

Berwyn East Place

Berwyn East Place

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National Church Residences

Safe. Stable. Home.

Where stability inspires belonging, services nurture well-being, and pride turns housing into home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our communities help adults 18 and over who are experiencing homelessness or have a disability, and who meet income guidelines for income-based housing. Some communities are specifically designed for homeless veterans.

All applicants must be referred through your local Coordinated Entry System. Contact the Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board, Strategies to End Homelessness (Cincinnati), or Community Shelter Board (Columbus) to begin the process.

Many of our communities offer a full spectrum of care, allowing residents to transition to higher levels of care, such as memory care or skilled nursing, so you or your loved one can continue to receive familiar support without leaving the community.

Our communities offer 24-hour staffed entrances, security systems, fully furnished apartments, on-site laundry, computer centers, case management, life skills training, employment services, health education, and crisis intervention support.

Permanent supportive housing is not time-limited. Residents may remain as long as they continue to meet eligibility requirements and follow community guidelines, providing long-term stability and support.

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