HSI’s Women’s Campus Program is a permanent supportive housing program designed to provide property and case management services to formerly homeless individuals who identify as female.

The Women’s Campus is made up of eight residential homes with four single bedrooms per home, with the capacity to house up to 32 women. Residents share communal living spaces like the living room, kitchen and dining room. There is an Administrative House that serves a dual purpose of housing the case management and property management teams to be onsite for easy access to residents’ needs and for programming purposes.

All program residents are provided with housing specific case management support in order to help them maintain their residency. In addition, residents have the opportunity to receive optional, more intensive case management where they can receive assistance with supportive services, employment assistance and credit repair.

The Administrative House also holds a Community Room which gives residents a chance to relax and have open dialogue with staff and their roommates and neighbors in a safe environment. Additionally, it provides a space where they have an opportunity to participate in life-skills workshops or community-building social events such as birthday parties, run by our volunteers.