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To transform lives and give hope to people with serious mental illness through creating stable homes that provide lasting recovery.

North Coast Community Homes builds and maintains homes for people with developmental disabilities and severe mental illness throughout Northeast Ohio.

Our mission is to educate, advocate and develop housing for individuals who suffer from the combined effects of chronic homelessness and serious mental illness.

The mission of New Bethany Ministries is to create opportunities for a secure future for the homeless, hungry, poor and mentally ill of the Lehigh Valley. Our goal is to help families and individuals who are capable to become self-sufficient and able to live independently. We also strive to identify and optimize opportunities and improve the quality of life for our clients who cope with mental illness, disabilities and/or extreme poverty.

Mercy Haven's mission is to acknowledge the dignity and potential of people who are homeless, living with mental illness or living in poverty by providing housing, advocacy, education and life skills development.

DESC helps people with the complex needs of homelessness, substance use disorders, and serious mental illness achieve their highest potential for health and well-being through comprehensive services, treatment, and housing.

Since 1985, Shelter Care has been addressing the needs of individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, many of who live with a serious mental illness. Shelter Care offers three programs to the community:Supportive Housing: 4 different housing types to address short and long-term goals for families to obtain stability.Jubilee Center: A drop-in day center for adults living with chronic mental illness. The Center staff offer support and advocacy to 50-70 members each day. Members socialize, eat meals, play pool, work on arts and crafts, and engage with their greater community at Jubilee.

To revive the dignity of the homeless and mental health community through housing, support and love.We combine housing and critical support services to homeless adults with mental illnesses so they have the opportunity to address their mental health and experience recovery from homelessness and suffering. We currently own and operate 10 homes (and counting) located in Sarasota and Manatee counties. Thanks to our unique approach and generous supporters, 60 women and men are off the streets and into the lives they deserve. All this is done with zero government funding.Our high-touch, individually tailored approach to provides long-term housing, stability and independence.

Crestview Area Shelter for the Homeless receives funding from Homeless Housing Alliance (HHA) to provide services for homeless and near homeless individuals and their families.

Coalition to Shelter and Support the Homeless (CSSH) is an alliance of faith-based and community service organizations assisting unsheltered adults in Central Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Our first priority is to provide shelter on Code Blue nights. At the same time, we try to link the homeless and financially distressed to needed resources such as limited emergency funds, food, clothing, healthcare, and education. All work is done in a spirit of respect for the individual, and without regard to gender, race, nationality, sexual orientation, and religious or political beliefs.

CRF's mission is to design and deliver culturally-sensitive, client-centered mental health services for adults utilizing a psychosocial rehabilitation philosophy, and culturally-sensitive, family-centered mental health services for children. In addition, CRF conducts scientific research for the prevention and treatment of mental health problems and the rehabilitation of mentally disabled individuals.

Plymouth Healing Communities (PHC) provides companionship, housing and advocacy for individuals who live with mental illness and have experienced homelessness. Our transitional home has a living room, a garden, and a large enough table for everyone to gather for dinners, which they do five nights a week. Our permanent housing is nestled in neighborhoods and comes with friends. At Plymouth Healing Communities, we believe healing happens when vulnerable people are shown care, love, and respect.