Supportive Living

At Community Health Alliance, we know that healing takes more than appointments and prescriptions—it takes stability, safety, and community. That’s why we offer supportive living options designed to help people build or rebuild their lives in environments that encourage recovery, independence, and dignity.

Our supportive housing services are provided through both of our partner agencies. Transitional Living (TLC) leads our mental health residential programs, offering 24/7 care and skill-building for individuals with serious mental illness. Sojourner operates our recovery housing, providing sober, structured living environments for individuals working toward long-term recovery from substance use.

Together, these programs give individuals a place to stabilize, grow, and transition into independent
living—with access to outpatient services, peer support, medical care, and case management built right in.

What It Can Look Like

Mental Health Residential Programs (TLC)
Structured group home and apartment settings for individuals with significant mental health needs.
Residents receive round-the-clock support, daily living skills training, and access to outpatient therapy and medical care.
Recovery Housing (Sojourner)
Safe, sober living environments for individuals in recovery from substance use.
Residents follow a structured routine, engage in outpatient treatment, and receive support from peer mentors and on-site staff.
Family-Focused Housing for Mothers & Children
Specialized recovery housing that allows pregnant or parenting women to receive treatment while living with their children. Services include parenting support, childcare, and access to programs like MAMAS.
On-Site and In-Home Support
Many homes include 24/7 staff presence, helping with crisis response, medication reminders, or just someone to talk to. This stability helps residents focus on building healthy routines.
Access to Counseling, Medical, and Peer Services
Residents are connected to the full range of CHA services—including therapy, primary care, MAT, and peer
support—without needing to leave their living environment.
Transitional Planning
When you’re ready to move on, we’ll help you build a plan for the next step—whether it’s independent housing, supportive services, or reuniting with family.

Locations Offering Transitional Living & Housing Services

30 Brookwood – Hamilton (Women’s Recovery Housing)
50 Brookwood – Hamilton (Women’s Recovery Housing)
Erie Blvd Recovery Housing – Hamilton (Men’s Recovery Housing)
6th Street Recovery Housing – Hamilton (Men’s Recovery Housing)
TAP (Treatment Apartment Program) – Hamilton (Mental Health Residential, Co-Ed)
Pinecrest – Hamilton (Mental Health Residential, Co-Ed)
HFC / MAMAS Apartments – Hamilton (Supportive Living for Mothers and Children)

Our Providers Can Help With

Not Having a Safe or Consistent Place to Stay

If you share that you’re couch surfing, staying in a shelter, or facing eviction, we’ll explore supportive housing options that offer stability and wraparound care.

Living Somewhere That Makes Healing Harder

If your current environment is full of stress, substance use, or conflict, we can help you transition into a space
focused on support, accountability, and safety.

Struggling to Keep Up With Daily Responsibilities

If managing appointments, hygiene, chores, or routines feels overwhelming, we’ll help you access supportive
living that includes life-skills coaching and daily structure.

Needing Support After Hospitalization or Treatment

If you’re returning to the community after a psychiatric stay or residential recovery program, we’ll help you
continue healing in a place that supports your progress—not sets you back.

Parenting While in Treatment

If you’re a parent trying to stay in recovery or care for your mental health while raising children, we offer options
that allow you to do both—without being separated from your family.

Needing People Around Who Understand

Whether you need a roommate who “gets it,” a staff member to help with meds, or a peer to talk to after a hard day, our supportive living programs provide that circle of care.