The Green Door CoLiving Mental Wellness Supportive Housing provides structured, community-based living for individuals managing mild to moderate mental health conditions who do not require inpatient or clinical care, but still benefit from daily routine, stability, and peer support.

This model supports adults who are stable but may have difficulty maintaining housing due to challenges like depression, anxiety, PTSD, or similar non-acute conditions. It bridges the gap between institutional care and unsupported living, offering structure without overmedicalizing the environment.

What Is Mental Wellness Supportive Housing?

Mental Wellness Supportive Housing is a non-clinical shared housing program designed for adults navigating mental health challenges who are ready for a peaceful, semi-independent environment.

Residents are typically engaged in outpatient care and benefit from living in a structured home where routines, expectations, and community help maintain their stability.

These homes prioritize emotional safety, daily structure, and quiet surroundings. While not clinical settings, they are intentionally designed to support self-awareness, wellness habits, and continued growth.

What Our Homes Offer:

• Private or shared furnished rooms in a calm, well-maintained home

• Light daily structure and clearly communicated house expectations

• A house manager or lead resident who provides oversight and support

• Encouragement to maintain outpatient care or therapy

• Optional life skills coaching, goal setting, or resource navigation

• Medication self-management (residents must be medication compliant)

• Quiet spaces, shared meals, and peer support to reduce isolation

Note: This program is not appropriate for individuals with active psychosis, unmanaged substance use, or behaviors that present a safety concern.

Who Is a Good Fit?

• Adults with stable mental health conditions

• Individuals stepping down from residential or inpatient mental health care

• Those in outpatient therapy or wraparound care needing safe housing

• Individuals at risk of housing instability due to mental health challenges

• People who need routine, peace, and accountability while regaining independence

Program Goals

• Improve housing stability for adults with mental health needs

• Help residents strengthen personal wellness habits

• Reduce emergency room use, psychiatric crisis episodes, or institutionalization

• Provide an environment that supports emotional safety and daily function

Why Mental Wellness Housing Works

• Creates consistent, supportive home life for those in recovery

• Reduces pressure on overwhelmed clinical systems

• Helps individuals maintain mental health progress in a peaceful, affordable setting

• Offers a meaningful alternative to isolation, shelters, or unsafe housing

Mental Wellness Supportive Housing

Seeking housing or referring someone for supportive housing?

If you are seeking mental wellness supportive housing, or are a case manager, healthcare provider, or referral partner assisting with placement, we welcome inquiries and referrals