"I feel a sense of belonging I don't get in other programs. I get lots of support and opportunities to make friends."
The Leonard Staisey House is a site based supported living program located in a refurbished apartment building in Squirrel Hill. The program provides comfortable housing and a range of direct support services to assist people with psychiatric disabilities to develop productive and meaningful lives and reside in the community.
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The JRS Supported Living Program provides direct support and services to adults with psychiatric and/or cognitive disabilities. Program members live in apartments or homes scattered throughout Pittsburgh and manage their lives largely independent of daily formal intervention.
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Charles Morris Hall, a HUD-subsidized apartment building in Squirrel Hill developed collaboratively by JRS and ACTION-Housing, provides affordable independent housing to individuals with developmental or cognitive disabilities.
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The Howard Levin Clubhouse is a non-residential, recovery-oriented, psychiatric rehabilitation program that provides opportunities for members to develop skills and confidence, as well as socially satisfying and vocationally productive lives.
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Young Adults with Disabilities in Transition Initiative is a new project to help individuals between the ages of 18 and 35 and their families in Jewish Pittsburgh navigate the transition from high school and youth programs to adulthood. Our vision is to provide information and programs and services to families and individuals experiencing this transition.
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