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Supportive Living Program at Skyline Apartments praised; board notes need for more supportive housing
Summary
Members reported that the Progress Foundation’s Supportive Living Program at Skyline Apartments provides case management and supports for adults with serious mental illness, and emphasized the county needs more supportive housing and greater awareness of services.
Members Jasper Lowell and Liz Marks reported on a site visit to the Progress Foundation’s Supportive Living Program at Skyline Apartments and described the program as providing case management and supports that promote stability and independent living for adults with serious mental illness.
They reported positive impressions of staff responsiveness and partnership with the County but emphasized a continuing need for additional supportive housing stock and more community awareness of available services. Their report was presented as informational; no formal action followed.
Board members discussed outreach and partnerships as ways to expand supportive housing access.
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