Our Mission

To provide person centered, compassionate care that builds independence, supports mental health, and empowers individuals to live fully, thrive confidently, and feel truly at home.
Impact of Supportive Housing
Housing Stability:
Studies show that 86% of individuals in supportive housing remain housed after one year. (Source: National Low Income Housing Coalition)
Lower Costs for Communities:
Supportive housing reduces reliance on emergency services, shelters, and hospitals, saving taxpayers an average of $31,545 per person annually. (Source: Corporation for Supportive Housing)
Reduced Homelessness:
Supportive housing can reduce chronic homelessness by 30-50% in communities that implement it effectively. (Source: U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness)
Improved Well-Being:
Residents in stable housing experience a 60% increase in employment rates and show significant improvements in mental and physical health. (Source: Urban Institute)
Supportive Housing Program of Mitchell's Safe Haven
- Operates as a for-profit business
- Offers structured, non-medical housing for individuals needing stability
- Ideal for clients referred to from reentry programs, shelters, and social services
- Includes access to life skills support, community referrals, and mentorship
- Residents pay affordable weekly or monthly rent (private/shared room options)
- In-house mental health services referrals
- Individual psychotherapy
- Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
- Ongoing mental health support and coordination
Reentry & Transitional Housing
- Designed specifically for individuals transitioning from incarceration or addiction recovery
- Offers similar services as supportive housing, but focuses heavily on reintegration, community accountability, and second chances
- In-house mental health services referrals
- Individual psychotherapy
- Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
- Ongoing mental health support and coordination