STASIS CENTER

WHO WE ARE

The Stasis Center is considered a Permanent Supportive Housing Program and is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The apartments provide housing for individuals who were formerly homeless. The program is designed to encourage the mentally ill individual to develop independent living skills, maintain stable functioning, and to work toward economic self-sufficiency. The 16-unit apartment complex, with 24-hour staffing, assists individuals to learn daily living skills, money management skills, socialization skills, and how to access outside resources to help with return to work or school. Facilities include on-site staff offices and group training areas. All services are offered on a voluntary basis and are selected by the resident.