Permanent Supportive Housing
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is a proven and cost-effective approach that integrates affordable rental housing with community-based supportive services. This model has been shown to help people with long-term disabilities — including mental illnesses, substance use disorders, and chronic health conditions — to access and maintain stable housing in the community.
TAC specializes in the design and implementation of evidence-based PSH programs and initiatives that leverage mainstream affordable housing and sustainable services financing options.
Areas of Expertise
- State and local policy and resource alignment
- Best practice PSH models and strategies
- Building effective partnerships to increase PSH availability
- Leveraging sustainable mainstream financing
- Medicaid waivers and state plan amendments for supportive housing services
- Capacity-building, technical assistance, and training on strategies to help vulnerable individuals get and keep housing
- Implementation and outcome monitoring through ongoing technical assistance, data tracking, and performance measurement
- The role of PSH in Olmstead compliance
- Braiding multiple financial sources
