1 Supportive Housing: This is a type of housing program that is typically subsidized and permanent and typically offers support services to
individuals and families who may face barriers in life that prevent them from securing housing. Please note: This listing was categorized by the population each program serves. Programs may be listed more than once.
Population Served Program Name Program Address Phone Number & Web Site
Capacity
Must Staff Call for Availability
Support Services Application
Process/Requirements Homeless; Families Lutheran Social Services
(LSS) Permanent Supportive Housing LSS Housing Services 2414 Park Ave Minneapolis, MN 55404 General Info: 612-871-0221 Dawn Horgan 612-879-5358 www.lssmn.org
12 units Each family is set up with a social worker who
connects them to community resources, including case managers, mental health counselors, life skills trainers, and parenting educators.
Applicants should call LSS’s property management company Hayes-Gibson at 612-872-9247 to apply and discuss eligibility. ***WAITING LIST CLOSED***
Homeless; Families Lutheran Social Services (LSS) Scattered Site Permanent Supportive Housing Scattered Sites General Info: 612-871-0221 Dawn Horgan 612-879-5358 www.lssmn.org
Capacity is unknown. Services include assisting families in finding permanent rental subsidies close to their children’s schools, as well as tenant education, case management, and volunteer services.
Applicants should check with their children’s school social worker to see if their children attend a participating school.
2 Homeless; Families Portland Village 1829 Portland Ave. S
Minneapolis, MN 55404 Dan Hanson 612-782-2994 www.rseden.org 8 two bedroom units, 12 three bedroom units, and 4 four bedroom units. (Managed Waitlist)
Services include in-home case management, community room activities, individual service plans, tenant meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Applicants must be homeless (in a shelter, on the streets, or in a transitional housing program), sober of at least 60 days, and have a documented
disability. Homeless; Families Families First
Supportive Housing Sankofa (new supportive housing program for young women w/families – call Stephanie for program details) 839 University Ave. St. Paul, MN 55104 651-632-8350 www.modelcities.org 2-3-4 bedroom 21 subsidized permanent units. After one year of residency, a family may become eligible for a Section 8 voucher through Ramsey County.
Services include in-home case management, recovery support, parenting education, life skills training, youth enrichment, and housing support.
Applicants should call staff to discuss eligibility at 651-265-6167
Homeless; Singles Alliance Apartments 719 16th St. East
Minneapolis, MN 55404 Angie Spencer 612-630-3600 www.rseden.org 100 Permanent subsidized apartments, 24 unsubsidized apartments. *61 additional GRH funded units (applicants must be staying at Salvation Army to qualify.)
Services include support groups, vocational assessments and work groups, housing and benefit assistance, and community activities.
Applicants must be homeless and meet income level and sobriety eligibility. Applicants must complete a written application, a pre-application
interview and a formal application interview.
3 Homeless; Singles Central Avenue
Apartments 1828 Central Ave. Northeast Minneapolis, MN 55414 612-782-2991 612-782-2999 www.rseden.org 61 subsidized furnished efficiency apartments.
Services include housing and benefit assistance, services coordination, referrals to community resources, crisis
assistance, and vocational assessments and services.
Applicants need to have a documented disability, be homeless, meet income eligibility requirements, and sober of at least 60 days.
Homeless; Singles The Lamoreaux 706 1st Ave. North Minneapolis, MN 55403 612-376-7661
www.aeonmn.org
73 units
Private studio room w/shared kitchen and bathroom (Applicant must meet long term homeless requirements) and efficiency apartments (short term homeless requirements) Resident Connections Team to assist with services including referrals for education, employment, mental health, and chemical health.
Applicants should complete and deliver forms in person between 8:30am & 5pm (Mon-Fri) w/ government issued identification.
Residents and Visitors are subject to bag and/or package search while on premises.
Homeless; Singles Delancey Apartments 700 Selby Ave St. Paul, MN 55104 651.291.0067 www.guildincorporated.org 13 0-1 BR units with Project Based Section 8
Services include in-home case management, community room activities, tenant
meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Applicants need to contact Guild for application process
4 Long-Term
Homeless (LTH); Singles
Kimball Court 545 North Snelling St. Paul, MN 55104 651-646-5256
Permanent subsidized single room occupancies.
Services include case management, on-site services coordinator and referral services. Month to month leases available.
Applicants should call staff for application process. Long-Term Homeless (LTH); Singles American House Apartments 352 Wacouta Street St. Paul, MN 55101 651-222-5951 Permanent subsidized single room occupancies.
Services include case management, on-site services coordinator and referrals. Month to month leases available.
Applicants should contact staff for application process. Homeless; Singles Spectrum
Homeless Project 1825 Chicago Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-752-8200 www.resource-mn.org Spectrum Project is a primary resource center with various programs to assist the needs of homeless singles.
Services include resources for mental health,
vocational, educational, and social services.
Applicants who are homeless with a mental illness should contact staff for application process. Long-Term Homeless (LTH); Singles; must be South Metro Human Services client or referral Crane Ordway Apartments & Renaissance Box Apartments Crane Ordway: 281 East 5th Street. St. Paul, MN 55101 Renaissance Box: 200 East 10th St., St. Paul, MN 55101 651-224-4710 www.aeonmn.org Crane Ordway: 14 units Renaissance Box: 14 LTH units 10 South Metro 4 People Inc.
Services and referrals are primarily handled through South Metro Human Services.
Applicants must meet LTH and income eligibility
requirements, and be able to pass a rental, credit, and criminal background check.
5 Human Trafficking; Families Breaking Free: Village Place Housing 770 University Avenue West St. Paul, MN 55104 651-645-6557 breakingfree.net Capacity is unknown.
Services include intensive case management and life skills training including services for women with children.
Applicants must be involved or formerly involved in sex work and must take a 3 month course before applying for housing. Mental Illness &
Chemical Dependency; Singles
Alternative Homes 2446 Portland Ave. S Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-874-6321 www.alternativehomes.or g 18 single units, 27 double units, 3 triple and 4 quad occupancies. Level 1 rent: $867 per month; Level 2 rent: $1175. Services include housekeeping, security, and three nutritious meals per day.
Applicants must be approved by a Hennepin County financial worker or be able to self-pay. Mental Illness; Singles
Bill Kelly House 3104 58th St. East Minneapolis, MN 55417 612-726-1502
16 beds Treatment based services with emphasis on Dual diagnoses MICD in an IRTS facility.
Applicants must be referred by a Hennepin County case manager and hospital. Mental Illness; Singles Central Avenue Apartments 1828 Central Ave. NE Minneapolis, MN 55414 612-782-2991 612-782-2999 www.rseden.org 61 subsidized furnished efficiency apartments.
Services include housing and benefit assistance, services coordination, referrals to community resources, crisis
assistance, and vocational assessments and services.
Applicants need to have a documented disability, be homeless, meet income eligibility requirements, and sober of at least 60 days.
6 Mental Illness; Singles Spectrum Homeless Project 1825 Chicago Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-752-8200 www.resource-mn.org Spectrum Project is a primary resource center with various programs to assist the needs of homeless singles.
Services include resources for mental health,
vocational, educational, and social services.
Applicants who are homeless with a mental illness should contact staff for application process.
Mental Illness; Singles
Stevens House 1928 Stevens Avenue S Minneapolis, MN 55403 612-872-9035
25 beds Services include case management, referrals to community resources, and life skills assistance.
Applicants should call 612-872-9035 to inquire and/or schedule an intake appointment. Mental Illness; Singles Whittier Place Apartments 2405 1st Ave South Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-872-1926 www.supportiveliving solutions.org Residential group home to more than 65 individuals suffering from severe mental illness.
Services include daily meals, housekeeping, on-site nurse, advocator, and activity coordinator, as well as many
Independent Living Skills professionals.
Applicants should contact staff for application process. Mental Illness; Singles Serenity Place Apartments 2409 1st Ave South Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-879-4543 www.supportiveliving solutions.org 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments for 21 residents. 24 hour awake-staff available with medication monitoring.
Services include nursing care, exercise programs, full meal services, and community activities. This environment strongly encourages social networking.
Applicants should contact staff for application process.
7 Mental Illness;
Singles
Unity Place Apartments
2611 Central Ave Northeast Minneapolis, MN 55418 612-788-0833 www.supportiveliving solutions.org 33 units with 24 hour awake-staff available with medication monitoring.
Services include nursing care, exercise programs, full meal services, and community activities. This environment strongly encourages social networking.
Applicants should contact staff for application process. Mental Illness; Singles Rising Cedars -Touchstone Mental Health Building is scheduled to open July 1, 2013 2308 Snelling Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-874-6409 www.touchstonemh.org 40-1BR units offering 24-hour awake-staff Customized Living Services
Services include meal services, community activities, assistance with housekeeping and laundry, medicine administration, personal services (assistance with grooming, money management, etc), mental and behavioral health management services and adjoining Health and Wellness Center Referrals call 612-536-8134 or RisingCedarWaitList@touch stonemh.org Eligibility based on need for Customized Living Services and eligibility for GRH. Preference for individuals referred through Hennepin County Behavioral Health Case Management. Mental Illness; Singles Touchstone Assisted Living 7376 Bass Lake Rd New Hope, MN 55428 763-536-8134 www.touchstonemh.org
Three and four bedroom units; residents share a kitchen,
bathroom, and small living room.
Services include medication
management, life skills training, health
&nutrition, education and meal services.
Applicants must have an assigned case manager and a documented mental health diagnosis.
8 Chemical Dependency; Families Families First Supportive Housing Program
839 University Ave. St. Paul, MN 55104
651-632-8350
www.modelcities.org
21 subsidized permanent units. After one year of residency, a family may become eligible for a Section 8 voucher
Services include in-home case management, primary health care, recovery support, parenting education, life skills training, and youth enrichment.
Applicants should call staff to discuss their eligibility.
Chemical Dependency; Families
Portland Village 1829 Portland Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55404 Dan Hanson 612-782-2994 www.rseden.org 8 two bedroom units, 12 three bedroom units, and 4 four bedroom units. (Managed Waitlist)
Services include in-home case management, community room activities, individual service plans, tenant meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Applicants must be homeless (in a shelter, on the streets, or in a transitional housing program), sober of at least 60 days, and have a documented disability. Chemical Dependency; Families Wayside Supportive House 1349 Jersey Ave S. St. Louis Park, MN 55426 952-542-9322 www.waysidehouse.org 20 permanent subsidized units with 4 additional scattered site apartments.
Services include case managements and support group activities.
Applicants should call staff to request application or it is available online. Must have 3 months of documented sobriety.
Chemical Dependency; Singles
Alternative Homes 2446 Portland Ave. S Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-874-6321 www.alternative homes.org 18 single units, 27 double units, 3 triple and 4 quads. Level 1 rent is $867/mo, level 2 is $1,175/mo
Services include
housekeeping, security, and three nutritious meals per day.
Applicants must be approved by a Hennepin County financial worker or be able to self-pay.
9 Chemical Dependency; Singles Anishinabe Wakiagun 1600 East 19th Street Minneapolis, MN 55404 612-871-2883 www.aicdc-mn.org 45 single room occupancies.
Services include health care managements, community garden, recreational activities, and referrals to community resources.
Applicants must have 3 or more detox admits in the past 1 year, 2 or more attempts at treatment, and have been homeless for the majority of past 5 yrs. Chemical
Dependency; Singles
Bill Kelly House 3104 58th St. East Minneapolis, MN 55417 612-726-1502
16 beds Treatment based
services with emphasis on Dual diagnoses MICD in an IRTS facility.
Applicants must be referred by a Hennepin County case manager and hospital. Chemical Dependency; Singles Arrigoni House West 508 University Ave Minneapolis, MN 55414 612-331-6582 www.supportiveliving solutions.org Group residential housing for 32 men leaving chemical dependency treatment.
Services include support in the 12 step program, individual goal setting, and life and occupational skills.
Applicants should contact staff for application process. Chemical Dependency; Singles Central Avenue Apartments 1828 Central Ave. NE Minneapolis, MN 55414 612-782-2991 612-782-2999 www.rseden.org 61 subsidized furnished efficiency apartments.
Services include housing and benefit assistance, services coordination, referrals to community resources, crisis support, vocational assessments and services.
Applicants need to have a documented disability, be homeless, meet income eligibility requirements, and sober of at least 60 days.
10 Chemical Dependency; Singles Glenwood Residence
173 Glenwood Ave. No. Minneapolis, MN 55405 612-204-8405
www.cctwincities.org
80 units of permanent housing for late-stage chronic male alcoholics. GRH Housing.
Services include meals & recreation, health care screening, and mental health service referrals.
Applicants need proof of numerous detoxes and treatment admits and will meet with Shearise Austin for pre-screening.
Chemical Dependency; Singles
Stevens House 1928 Stevens Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55403 612-872-9035
25 beds Services include case management, referrals to community resources, and life skills assistance.
Applicants should call 612-872-9035 to inquire and schedule an intake appointment. Chemical
Dependency; Singles
Arrigoni House East 255 Summit Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102
651-222-7587
www.supportiveliving solutions.org
Group residential living for 28 men leaving chemical dependency treatment.
Services include support in the 12 step program, individual goal setting, and life and occupational skills.
Applicants should call staff for application process. Chemical Dependency; Singles St. Anthony Residence
902 Hershey Street St. Paul, MN 55114
651-647-2320
www.cctwincities.org
60 units for late-stage chronic alcoholic men
Services include case management, nutritious meals, healthcare screening, and recreation
Applicants should contact staff for application process.
11 Disabled; Families Portland Village 1829 Portland Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55404 Dan Hanson 612-782-2994 www.rseden.org 8 two bedroom units, 12 three bedroom units, and 4 four bedroom units. (Managed Waitlist)
Services include in-home case management, community room activities, individual service plans, tenant meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Applicants must be homeless (in a shelter, on the streets, or in a transitional housing program), sober of at least 60 days, and have a documented
disability. Disabled; Families Lutheran Social
Services (LSS) Permanent Supportive Housing LSS Housing Services 2414 Park Ave Minneapolis, MN 55404 General Info: 612-871-0221 Dawn Horgan 612-879-5358 www.lssmn.org
12 units Each family is set up with a social worker who connects them to community resources, including case managers, mental health
counselors, life skills trainers, and parenting educators.
Applicants should call LSS’s property
management company Hayes-Gibson at 612-872-9247 to apply and discuss eligibility.
Disabled; Families Central Avenue Apartments 1828 Central Ave. Northeast Minneapolis, MN 55414 612-782-2991 612-782-2999 www.rseden.org 61 subsidized furnished efficiency apartments.
Services include housing and benefit assistance, services coordination, referrals to community resources, crisis assistance, and vocational assessments and services. Applicants need to have a documented disability, be homeless, meet income eligibility requirements, and sober of at least 60 days.
12 Disabled; Singles Kimball Court 545 North Snelling St. Paul,
MN 55104 651-646-5256
Permanent subsidized single room occupancies.
Services include case management, on-site services coordinator and referral services. Month to month leases
available.
Applicants should call staff for application process. Domestic Violence; Families Cornerstone 1000 East 80th St. Bloomington, MN 55430 952-884-0376 www.cornerstonemn.org Multiple properties with various capacities.
Services include support in the areas of violence prevention and anger management.
Applicants should call staff for application process.