Our Facilities-Based Housing serves single adults in efficiency apartments. Residents have on-site access to support staff, and services including case management and medical care coordination. Our current facility is dedicated to single adults living with AIDS who require more concentrated care.
Our master-lease housing provides autonomous, independent living solutions in subsidized rental units throughout Atlanta to individuals and families.
We help families and individuals who are able to hold a lease in their name maintain their housing by providing monthly rental subsidies for 12 – 24 months.
Via staff and community partners, Status: Home provides wrap-around services to individuals in all of our housing programs, including case management, linkage to HIV care, employment services, mental health services, and legal services.
Our clients are referred to us via Atlanta’s Coordinated Entry System.
What is today Status: Home originated as Jerusalem House, and began in 1988 as a coalition of Atlanta’s business, religious, civic, and medical community leaders who conceptualized a residential facility for the growing number of people who’d lost their homes due to AIDS. In 1989, Status: Home was one house that could serve five individuals with HIV/AIDS.
Programs
- Facilities-Based Housing
- Master-lease Housing
- Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA)
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