Permanent Supportive Housing Programs
WARM Supportive Homes
WARM Center’s Supportive Homes Program is a Project 811 housing initiative designed to provide affordable housing opportunities for elderly individuals, people with disabilities, and families. The program includes six one-bedroom apartments at 54 Spruce Street in Westerly and two multi-bedroom units on Pierce Street designed specifically for families.
Key Features
Apartments for Seniors & Disabled Adults – Six one-bedroom units at 54 Spruce Street provide safe, stable housing close to services and support.
Family Units – Two larger 2–3 bedroom apartments on Pierce Street are designed to meet the needs of families who require affordable, supportive housing.
Affordable Housing – Designed for elderly, disabled, and low-income families, ensuring rent remains within reach.
Supportive Environment – Access to WARM’s case management, resources, and community programs fosters long-term stability.
Path to Independence – Encourages residents to build skills and confidence for more independent and responsible living.
Why It Matters
WARM Supportive Homes provides more than a roof—it provides stability, dignity, and opportunity for some of the community’s most vulnerable populations. By combining affordable housing with supportive services, the program helps elderly residents, disabled individuals, and families move toward healthier, more independent lives.
Permanent Supportive Housing – Westerly
WARM Center’s Scattered-Site Permanent Supportive Housing Program provides long-term, affordable housing for chronically homeless and disabled individuals. Residents live in shared living arrangements within community-based apartments, where each person contributes rent based on their income.
Key Features
Scattered-Site Model – Housing located within the community rather than a single facility.
Shared Living – Residents have private bedrooms while sharing kitchens and common spaces.
Income-Based Rent – Ensures affordability and long-term stability.
Intensive Case Management – Ongoing support helps participants access healthcare, employment resources, and community services.
Designed for the Chronically Homeless – Tailored to the needs of those facing the greatest barriers to stability.
Why It Matters
This scattered-site program helps individuals move beyond homelessness into housing that is safe, affordable, and supportive. By combining housing with case management, WARM empowers residents to maintain stability, rebuild their lives, and thrive in community.
Permanent Supportive Housing – Rockville Mill
The Rockville Mill Permanent Supportive Housing Program offers 13 long-term housing units for chronically homeless and disabled individuals and families. Located in Rockville, RI, this program provides a supportive, community-centered setting where residents can find stability and rebuild their lives.
Key Features
13 Affordable Units – Serving both individuals and families.
Community Setting – Apartments located within a single site, fostering peer support and connection.
Designed for the Chronically Homeless – Prioritizing those with the greatest needs and most significant barriers to stability.
On-Site Case Manager – A dedicated case manager is available on-site to provide day-to-day support, link residents with healthcare, benefits, employment, and community programs., and help them achieve their goals.
Why It Matters
For residents of Rockville Mill, housing is more than shelter—it’s a foundation for health, stability, and dignity. With the support of an on-site case manager, individuals and families receive consistent, compassionate guidance to overcome the challenges of long-term homelessness and disability and move toward lasting independence.
