A place to call home.

Brooklyn SAP provides transitional housing in the community for adults over the age of 18 with mental illness. These are Level II apartments that are typically shared by two to four people. Our apartments can be scattered throughout the borough, but can also be together in one building. Residents usually do their own cooking and other household chores such as shopping, cleaning and laundry.

Residents are expected to have moderate to high ADL skills and an interest in accepting services offered by the program. Residents receive a variable number of visits depending on the length of time they have been in the program and demonstrated service needs. Residents visited between 3 to 7 times a week by assigned worker. The rent is SSI Level II or PA Level II.

If you feel that you or a loved one may be a candidate for supportive housing, your first step is to make sure they are eligible. Eligibility requirements for supportive housing differ depending on where someone resides in New York. Most units are designated for single adults who are homeless and need mental health support.