Supportive Housing

East House Supportive Housing Programs serve individuals in recovery from mental illness and substance use disorder, including veterans and individuals who are homeless. The Supportive Housing Programs offer customized services based on individual need and include: evaluation and treatment; family education and support; coordination with other services providers; and case management.

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Independent Living Program

Permanent Supportive Housing

Independent Living Program

The Independent Living Program is located at East House’s main office at Monroe Square.

Since 1989, the Independent Living Program has offered supportive housing and service coordination for individuals in recovery from mental illness. This OMH-funded program assists individuals with housing of their choice, within Monroe County.

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Permanent Supportive Housing

The Permanent Supportive Housing program is located at
East House’s main office at Monroe Square.

This program uses a “housing first” model to provide housing and support to individuals with Medicaid, who have a substance use disorder and have had high utilization of acute care services. This program is funded with NYS Medicaid Reinvestment funds.

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Home to Stay Programs

The Home to Stay program is located at East House’s main office at Monroe Square.

The Home to Stay Programs are financed by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Rochester Housing Authority, Providence Housing Development Corporation, and the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) to provide permanent housing and support services for homeless adults and their families, including veterans. The Home to Stay program looks beyond the immediate crisis of homelessness and focuses on permanent housing and comprehensive service coordination to increase successful reintegration into the community.

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