The Ivan Shapiro House has been serving adults formerly experiencing homelessness who live with serious and persistent mental illness since 1997. This State Office of Mental Health licensed housing was constructed with a state loan of $3,807,294, forgiven after 25 years of operation as supportive housing.
For the last 11 years, Jade has built a life grounded in community, with the support of Urban Pathways. Jade and her mother both struggled with mental illness, making it impossible for the two to live together. For many years before coming to Urban Pathways, Jade struggled with the instability ...
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