Neighborhood Housing

Neighborhood housing


The CASL permanent supportive housing model is innovative in the industry, coupling housing with case management services. CASL case managers, together with our nonprofit partners, ensure clients have access to suitable medical and mental health care, financial assistance, educational and career-focused resources to help them achieve individual life goals. CASL conducts regular inspections to ensure homes are safe and clean.


Serving adults with either:

  • a mental health diagnosis who may have a history of incarceration and substance abuse due to a mental health diagnosis
  • Intellectual and developmental disability (IDD), residents can bring their own Medicaid-waiver service supports

The living spaces we offer:

  • Individual bedrooms in shared two to four-bedroom neighborhood homes
  • One and two-bedroom units in apartment/condos

By sharing a home with peers, we believe individual residents can build a strong social network and, in turn, maximize their independence. Many residents are eligible for rental assistance due limited income. The food and rental assistance help curb some of the anxiety of living independently. Prior to CASL, the homeless and/or disabled were housed in either jail, shelters, state hospitals, and other acute care systems.  With a safe home and wrap around supports, the likelihood of stability increases dramatically.  

CASL operates 70+ neighborhood homes and duplexes
across Central and Southwest Florida.