Permanent supportive housing
Long-term rental help for adults with disabilities who have been homeless, paired with support to stay housed. Tenants pay about 30% of their income toward rent.
At a glance
462
households housed or kept from losing their home in FY2026
88%
of people in our permanent supportive housing stay housed
#1
provider of permanent supportive housing in northern New Mexico
FY2026 is July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
Our approach
Housing First, and never housing alone.
We follow Housing First: a person does not have to earn a home by getting sober or finishing treatment first. A stable home comes first, because everything else is easier from there.
We often house the people with the highest need on the community waitlist, the ones other programs pass over. And because housing sits inside The Life Link, a new tenant is already linked to therapy, psychiatry, peer support and case management down the hall.
How we help
Rapid rehousing
Short-term rental help that moves people from the street into a home quickly, with regular check-ins along the way.
Homeless and eviction prevention
Help with back rent, utilities and forward rent so a household facing eviction can stay where they are.
Move-in assistance
Deposits, application fees and first month's rent: the costs that keep people stuck even when they have found a place.
Affordable set-aside units
Reduced-rent apartments at partner properties across Santa Fe and Los Alamos, held for people we serve.
Housing for survivors
Transitional and emergency housing for survivors of human trafficking, linked to our aftercare team.
Get started
Housing Department
(505) 395-2531Where: Housing Department, Saint Michael's Building, 2000 St. Michael's Drive
New to The Life Link? You can walk in for Treat First onboarding, no appointment needed.
Connected care