Creating Homes Initiative 3.0 funds organizations developing permanent housing for Tennesseans with mental illness or substance use disorder and incarceration histories, connecting housing with recovery and reentry.
Creating Homes Initiative supports Tennessee communities in developing safe, affordable, permanent housing for people with mental illness or substance use disorders, expanding housing options across the state.
The Recovery Housing Program funds Indiana communities to create or expand transitional housing for people recovering from substance use disorders, supporting evidence-based, sustainable housing solutions.
2026 HOME Rental Housing Development supports housing developers in building, acquiring, and rehabilitating permanent rental housing to expand and preserve affordable homes for low-income Tennesseans.
Recovery Housing Program supports people recovering from substance use disorder by funding stable, temporary housing in Kentucky to help them move toward permanent housing and independent living.
The Recovery Housing Program funds acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation projects to expand supportive housing for people in recovery from substance use disorder in New Hampshire.