Supportive Housing

CHI provides onsite case management and counseling for supportive tenants to ensure housing stability and healthy living. Case Managers meet with tenants biweekly to assess their health and mental health status, food and nutrition intake, hygiene habits, and their level engagement with recreational and social activities. In response to tenant needs, Case Managers remind tenants to meet with their doctors, maintain their medication regimen, and connect them to community-based health service. For tenants who are experiencing food insecurity, Case Managers link tenants with food services like Meals on Wheels, food pantries and soup kitchens, and counsel them on nutrition and healthy eating habits. Case Managers identify and coordinate onsite and offsite services, workshops, and other activities that promote independent living such as home maintenance and anti-hoarding practices, participation in and utilization of local amenities including libraries and parks, and engagement in social activities such as holiday celebrations, game nights, or movie nights.