Valley owns and operates a number of units throughout the Salt Lake Valley that offer affordable housing options for those with mental illness. Our housing programs range from independent living to supervised housing and are primarily focused on helping individuals reach their goals for recovery. We strive to provide patients with a reliable space to focus on working, social, and personal skill development.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT Valley Homefront offers eight permanent apartments for homeless individuals who generally do well with minor supervision. Residents receive in-home visits weekly and can attend monthly tenant meetings. They are assisted with apartment living/home maintenance, medication management, benefits management, skills development, socialization, and peer support services.
WEST VALLEY CITY, UT Valley Horizons is a supportive housing unit that serves 20 residents who are 55 years of age or older in an independent living setting. Residents are provided with case management to increase community engagement and daily living skills at home.
MIDVALE, UT This small apartment complex houses 12 residents and provides case management services and skills development with minimal supervision and a moderately low frequency of contact.
KEARNS, UT This transitional housing has 12 residents with the expectation that those who develop independent living skills and are stable in treatment will transition to more independent housing.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT Pheasant Hollow has 20 apartments that help adults ages 18 and older who have physical disabilities and are on the New Choices Waiver Program. The program helps clients learn the skills they need to be as independent as they are able and supports them in rebuilding a meaningful life. Staff can work with residents on exercises that have been ordered by a therapist to increase or maintainability, balance, strength, and safety.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT Safe Haven I has 25 transitional housing units for clients who have serious mental illness (SMI) and have a history of chronic homelessness. Residents of Safe Haven I are able to maintain their status of homelessness so they can continue to qualify for permanent housing.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT Safe Haven II has 24 permanent housing units for homeless individuals challenged by a history of chronic homelessness, mental health, and substance use issues. They are assisted with apartment living/home maintenance, medication management, benefit management, skills development, socialization, and peer support services.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT Valley Plaza offers supervised cooperative living apartments for 72 residents with serious mental illness (SMI). Valley Plaza offers a variety of services including case management, medication support, and offers access to 24-hour support. This program also offers Program-Based Housing that includes medication management, pharmacological management, case management, and daily living and life skills development.
The Voucher Program is a collaboration between Valley Behavioral Health, Salt Lake County, Tooele County, and West Valley City Housing Authorities. It offers Medicaid clients subsidized housing with supportive services in the community through Shelter + Care vouchers. The program serves nearly 150 clients with various HUD subsidies.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT This small apartment complex houses 20 residents and provides case management services, skills development with minimal supervision, and a moderately low frequency of contact.
WEST VALLEY CITY, UT Valley Woods offers permanent, long-term supportive housing to help residents that are age 18 and older learn the skills necessary to remain as independent as possible. Valley Woods has 56 beds and offers access to 24-hour support. Individuals are provided numerous services including case management, therapy, medication management, and interaction with community resources so that they engage and thrive in the community.
1. Adults with Serious Mental Illness/Serious and Persistent Mental Illness diagnosis
2. Maintain Program expectations established in program manuals/lease agreements and engage with the treatment team
3. Individuals are enrolled with Valley Behavioral Health prior to submitting a housing application
4. Has active Salt Lake County Traditional Medicaid
5. Has income to pay rent and meet essential needs (All units are well below market and some units accept housing vouchers)
6. Has no current medical issues exceeding beyond the housing unit’s level of care
*Some units will require clients to pass a background check or may be able to deny placement due to a history of violent crimes
1. Meet the qualifications that are required for our housing services 2. Fill out our housing application below 3. For more information or questions please email [email protected]
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