Supportive Housing

Community Impact

We our neighbors in need find housing and stability.

We work to support and uplift individuals experiencing homelessness with critically needed services and stable housing. This work is most powerfully exemplified by the Homeless to Homes initiative.

HOMELESS TO HOMES INITIATIVE

Building bridges to permanent housing

Homeless to Homes was a transformative initiative created to help unhoused individuals transition back into stable housing. Outdated facilities and landlocked sites prevented shelter operators from expanding or updating spaces to meet client needs. In response, we partnered with local organizations to deliver the plan’s outcomes—three facilities created, two of which were renovated—developing comprehensive residential service-based facilities for the homeless at a total cost of $42 million.

Modern gray-brick community building with covered glass entry and gathering area for supportive housing residents
Our Impact

Our Supportive Housing Impact

Take a look at our Supportive Housing Impact over the years.

$42 M
Invested in the
Homeless to Homes Initiative
creating permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness.
$11 M
In Private Grants
and Donations
to help fund the Homeless to Homes Initiative -- evidence of broad community support.
200
Individuals that can be sheltered each night
at the Baron Center for Men's Winter Shelter during the coldest months of the year, providing critical refuge from extreme weather.
345
Beds Created
across the five new and upgraded facilities.
3
Residential Service-Based Facilities Constructed
for individuals experiencing homelessness in our community.
recent developments

Our Supportive Housing Projects


Through partnerships and thoughtful development, we've helped create a number of safe, supportive
living environments connected to resources and services that encourage long-term success.

project locations

Supportive Housing Locations

The interactive map below highlights the locations of our completed Supportive housing developments throughout Downtown Cincinnati.

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Jimmy Heath House

We partnered with Over-the-Rhine Community Housing on the $4.2 million renovation of five buildings on Odeon Street, creating 25 apartments for chronically homeless individuals, along with on-site case management offices and shared community space. The project follows a housing-first model, prioritizing stable housing as the foundation for long-term stability. Learn more today.

Bright furnished studio unit with hardwood floors, twin bed and full kitchen at Jimmy Heath House supportive housing