SHCLA works across public agencies, licensed care providers, capital partners, and community-based service organizations to create stable homes where people living with serious mental illness can heal, belong, and remain housed for generations. Our partners help turn land, care, funding, and community support into permanent housing infrastructure.
Licensed Adult Residential Facility and Residential Care Facility operators provide the daily care, supervision, and supportive residential environment residents need. SHCLA stewards the property so operators can focus on care, stability, and resident wellbeing.
Local governments and county behavioral health departments help identify community needs, align referrals, support housing investments, and ensure public resources create permanent assets for residents with serious mental illness.
CDFIs, foundations, lenders, impact investors, and philanthropic partners help acquire and preserve properties. Their investment helps remove housing from the speculative market and keep it affordable for the long term.
Community partners bring healing, connection, and belonging into residents’ daily lives through services such as pet therapy, storytelling, music therapy, peer support, family engagement, and neighborhood-based wellness activities.
SHCLA’s model separates real estate stewardship from service delivery, allowing each partner to do what they do best. Together, we preserve homes, strengthen care systems, and build supportive communities that last.