What is the SDS Supportive Housing Fund?

The SDS Supportive Housing Fund (SHF) is a $185 million impact investment fund focused on financing permanent supportive housing projects to address homelessness through innovative financing mechanisms.

How many projects will the SDS Supportive Housing Fund finance?

The SHF is on track to finance 30 projects totaling 2,500 permanent supportive housing (PSH) units over the next 6 years.

What milestone did Markets Insider cover?

Markets Insider covered the completion of the SDS Supportive Housing Fund's first permanent supportive housing project, marking a significant milestone in their mission to address homelessness.

What is permanent supportive housing (PSH)?

Permanent supportive housing (PSH) is a housing model that combines affordable rental housing with intensive coordinated services to help homeless individuals maintain housing stability and improve their quality of life.

April 27, 2023

KFI/iHeart Radio covers grand opening of SHF’s Dolores Huerta Apts

SHF is on track to finance 30 projects equalling 2,500 PSH units over the next 6 years.

By Chery Glaser, KCRW News on KBUU Radio Malibu FM 99.1

SHF is on track to finance 30 projects equalling 2,500 PSH units over the next 6 years.

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