Supportive housing is a type of affordable housing that provides residents with both a place to live and access to various support services. This housing model is designed for individuals and families who may be experiencing homelessness or facing challenges such as mental health issues, substance use, or disabilities. The goal is to create a stable living environment that promotes independence and well-being. In supportive housing, residents often receive assistance with daily activities, job training, and healthcare services. This holistic approach helps individuals build life skills and connect with community resources, ultimately leading to improved quality of life and increased chances of long-term stability.