Casa Cerrillos’ Permanent Supportive Housing program offers traditional apartment living in a 28-unit efficiency apartment

complex to homeless adults with physical or mental disabilities. Oftentimes, the individuals residing at Casa Cerrillos have

co-occurring substance abuse issues.

Residents pay below-market rent based on income and can stay from a few months to several years depending on their needs.

On-site counselors and program managers offer a full range of supportive services from life-skills training to obtaining benefits.

The skills gained by Casa Cerrillos residents are indispensable, and aid in the process of residents becoming independent and

self-sufficient.