830 Supervised Residential
Funds 24/7 supervised, community-based residential care to help adults with serious mental illness transition toward independent living in an inclusive, recovery-focused setting.
Funder: Illinois Department of Human Services
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027: Full application packet deadline | April 2027: Budget and signature in CSA Tracking System | April 2027: Advance Payment Request Cash Budget Form due | April 2027: FY27 Internal Control Questionnaire due
Funding Amounts: ~$33.6M total; typical awards $99,696–$2.88M for 12 months; ~55 awards expected
Summary: Provides 24/7 supervised, community-based residential care and support for adults with serious mental illness to help transition to independent living.
Key Information: Forecasted grant; limited to current awardees or those notified to apply.
Description
This program funds community-based supervised residential facilities for adults (18+) diagnosed with serious mental illness who require substantial support. The initiative emphasizes 24/7 awake, on-site staffing, skills training, and supportive services in a recovery-oriented setting. The goal is to help residents progress toward more independent living. Funding covers non-rehabilitative and non-therapeutic expenses, including facility rent or depreciation, utilities, food, and staffing. The program prioritizes equity, diversity, and inclusion, in alignment with IDHS’s commitment to counteracting systemic racism and fostering inclusivity.
