Housing

Medicaid Rehabilitation Option (MRO) Group Home

  • MRO stands for Medicaid Rehab Option. Participating facilities must be licensed by the Department of Public Health to provide residential services for individuals with a serious and persistent mental illness and must be certified by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services or its agent. Find out more about MRO Group homes on the DMHS Website.

    The Group Home at Pathways is a residence for those looking for a lot of special attention with the following:

    • Assigned a Case Manager in-house with an individualized plan of care.

    • 40 hours minimum per month of skill building designed to promote a Path toward independent living in the community

    • House Manager on staff

    • Assistance with household chores (i.e. cooking, laundry, etc) as part of their life-skills education.

    • 24/7 house supervision

    • Peer support

    • M - F, 9am - 2pm participate at The Club’s Day Program

    1. You must have a documented severe mental illness

    2. Must be 18 years or older

    3. See more details on DMHAS website.

  • Applications open as space becomes available.

    If you or someone you know is in need of housing, please let us know by filling out our form, “I Need Housing.” This form is an ongoing needs assessment survey that will help provide us with a greater understanding of the housing needs for those with mental illness in our community and help us plan for the future.

Supervised Housing

  • Pathway’s Supervised Housing is similar to the MRO, but with less restrictions. Included is the following:

    • Assigned Case Manager with individualized plan of care

    • 24/7 House Supervision

    • House Manager on staff

    • Assistance with life-skills such as cooking

    • Mandatory to be out in the community or at The Club, M-F, 9am-2pm (Can’t stay at home during this time)

    • No required group sessions

    1. You must have a documented severe mental illness

    2. Must be 18 years or older

  • Applications open as space becomes available.

    If you or someone you know is in need of housing, please let us know by filling out our form, “I Need Housing.” This form is an ongoing needs assessment survey that will help provide us with a greater understanding of the housing needs for those with mental illness in our community and help us plan for the future.

Supportive & Community Housing

  • A more independent housing options which include the following:

    • Assigned case manager to assist on a need-basis.

    • No requirements to participate in groups, skill building or The Club (but they are always welcome!)

    • Monthly rent is set at a subsidized rate as part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

    1. To qualify, you must have a documented severe mental illness.

    2. Must be 18 years or older.

  • Applications open as space becomes available.

    If you or someone you know is in need of housing, please let us know by filling out our form, “I Need Housing.” This form is an ongoing needs assessment survey that will help provide us with a greater understanding of the housing needs for those with mental illness in our community and help us plan for the future.

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