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Apply for the 2026-2027 Georgia Supportive Housing Institute

About the Institute

Georgia Department of Community Affairs (“DCA”) and Corporation for Supportive Housing (“CSH”) are excited to announce the 2026-2027 Georgia Supportive Housing Institute.

The 2026-2027 Institute, funded by DCA, is a signature CSH initiative that offers an interactive workshop series that builds the capacity of development teams and equips them with knowledge to develop new supportive housing projects. The Institute brings together housing developers/owners, homeless service and healthcare providers, property managers and other sponsors to learn and navigate the process of developing housing with supportive services and more efficiently seek and obtain funding for projects by improving the planning, development, and initial project implementation. The Institute will focus on building the capacity of both new and experienced supportive housing teams to serve high-needs populations. Each team leaves the Institute with an individualized, detailed plan for the project’s design, operations and potential funding sources.  

Application Deadline: August 17, 2026, | 5:00PM ET

See how past Institute teams turned ideas into supportive housing projects. Browse yearbooks from previous Georgia Supportive Housing Institutes to learn about participating teams, project concepts, and outcomes.

How to Submit

Submit an electronic copy of the application and the attachments in PDF form to CSH by email to:

[email protected]

Informational Webinar

Watch the recording of the Georgia Supportive Housing Institute Informational Webinar to learn more about the structure of an Institute, who is eligible to apply, and the benefits of participating.


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