Immediate Short Term Housing

Sulzbacher’s short-term housing programs offer accommodations for single men, single women, and families with children who are experiencing homelessness. All short term programs include three meals per day and case management, as well as access to Sulzbacher and Duval Family Health’s specialized array of programs and services including: on-site daycare and after school program, medical, dental, vision, behavioral health, outpatient substance abuse treatment, life skills, career training and certifications, employment services, children’s program, and veteran’s services.

Tiny Homes

Sulzbacher’s newest short term housing program, a partnership between Synergy Steel, Sulzbacher, JFRD PATH, and the Jessie Ball duPont fund, is located at the 611 East Adams Street campus. This program offers an innovative approach to serving the individuals with barriers that make it challenging or impossible for them to reside in traditional congregate shelter programs. Historically, there have been few resources for those who are unable to accept or stay in traditional congregate shelter programs. This program consisting of 10 Tiny Homes adds capacity to take 10 of our most critically vulnerable clients off the street and into safe, dignified, comfortable temporary housing in a way that does not have the limits of traditional congregate shelter. Participants are assigned their own private tiny home unit and have access to on-site showers and services through the Urban Rest Stop, daily meals, intensive case management, and the full array of on-site services including Duval Family Health medical, dental, vision, behavioral health, and substance use services. All participants are selected and referred by the JFRD PATH Team. Program participants generally have extensive history of homelessness (5 years plus) and one or more of the following: physical disability, severe and persistent behavioral health diagnoses, substance use disorder, developmental disability