Be Able tells Riley County commissioners supportive-housing program houses 15 men, aims to expand
Representatives from Be Able reported that their supportive-housing initiative currently houses 15 men, recently graduated two into year-long leases, and plans to expand capacity to 24 by December or January; presenters outlined program rules, case management and a typical rent of $130 per week.
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Representatives from Be Able told the Riley County Commission on Nov. 24 that their supportive-housing initiative, focused on men in recovery, currently houses 15 individuals and has a planned capacity of 24 units. Presenters said two recent program graduates moved into year-long leases in Manhattan.
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