Permanent supportive housing is an evidence-based approach to addressing homelessness, particularly for individuals living with Serious Mental Illness (SMI).  At AIM Center, we provide stable, supportive environments that empower residents to integrate into the community, develop independent living skills, and connect with essential services such as healthcare, education, and employment. This approach is cost-effective, reducing reliance on emergency services, hospitals, shelters and the criminal justice system. Every resident must be able to live independently as our properties do not operate like a group home or assisted living facilities do. However, each resident is paired with a dedicated case manager to utilize when a need arises.