Pennsylvania Supportive Housing Coalition: Optimal Budget Scenario for Supportive Services

Across Pennsylvania, communities are facing a critical shortage of resources to adequately fund services within supportive housing programs. These programs—grounded in evidence and proven effectiveness—combine stable, affordable housing with tailored, person-centered services that empower individuals and families to overcome complex barriers and thrive. The populations served include those with histories of homelessness, behavioral health conditions, chronic medical needs, substance use disorders, justice system involvement, experiences of domestic violence, older adults, and transition-age youth, among others.

Supportive services are the backbone of these programs, providing the individualized care and coordination necessary for long-term stability.

This document presents an optimal budget framework designed to ensure supportive housing programs are equipped to deliver these essential services at the scale and quality needed to help residents achieve lasting stability and success.

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