Manages a therapeutic living environment mainly for patients leaving psychiatric hospitals.  Residents are expected to participate and be involved in an ongoing treatment program. The program includes treatment, medication monitoring, and social and recreational activities.

Administers a long-term, below-market-cost housing program and supportive living communities for approximately 90 adults with mental illness in houses and single apartments, primarily located in West Seattle. Units consist of studios and one-bedrooms as well as ten houses for groups of three to four tenants. Support services vary depending on client needs. Support offered includes assistance with medication, shopping, money management and transportation. Small-group houses usually hold weekly meetings. There is no minimum or maximum length of stay.

Manages a therapeutic living environment mainly for patients leaving psychiatric hospitals.  Residents are expected to participate and be involved in an ongoing treatment program. The program includes treatment, medication monitoring, and social and recreational activities.

Manages a therapeutic living environment mainly for patients leaving psychiatric hospitals.  Residents are expected to participate and be involved in an ongoing treatment program. The program includes treatment, medication monitoring, and social and recreational activities.

Provides wraparound services to people living with mental illness. Works with clients or to maintain stability in the community and meet recovery goals. Teams consist of nurse practitioners, nurses, therapists, vocational counselors, peer support staff and SUD counselors who meet frequently with clients to provide treatment and support in the safety and comfort of their homes or in the community. Connects clients to educational opportunities where they can finish their GED or go back to college. Also provides employment support to help them find full- or part-time work. Offers individual therapy, case management, SUD services, medication management, and therapeutic groups.