‘Be Able’ reports accreditation, occupancy gains and workforce training plans
Be Able representatives told the Riley County Commission their recovery housing program is now nationally accredited for three properties, houses about 22–23 men in a 24‑bed capacity, has graduated eight or nine participants to traditional leases, and launched a workforce academy; the organization plans women’s housing in 2027.
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Scott Bruce and Jared Garen of Be Able updated the commission on progress in the nonprofit’s recovery housing and workforce efforts, thanking the county for appropriations that supported the program’s expansion.
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