Supportive Housing
/ˈsʌpɔːrtɪv ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) Housing designed to provide both shelter and supportive services to individuals with special needs, such as mental illness, disabilities, or chronic homelessness.
The city invested in supportive housing to help formerly homeless individuals maintain stable living conditions while accessing care.
Forms
- supportive housing
- supportive housings
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Commentary
Supportive housing combines residential accommodation with social services; legal frameworks often address funding, eligibility, and tenant rights distinct from typical housing law.
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