Hope-filled homes and a caring community for older adults with life-long mental health and substance use challenges

Tenants in the new Salus community will bring a unique list of housing andsupport requirements, not the least of which will be fully trained staff who can provide increased attention to physical and mental health concerns.

They will be supported on-site by compassionate Salus staff trained in the particular needs of mature adults with challenges associated with premature aging. Tenants will also be near health and social services, transportation, recreation, employment, emotional and spiritual support and more.

Carefully designed to integrate with the surrounding community, the apartments and its setting will include helpful amenities for adults who may have lived too long in isolation, such as gathering spaces for socialization and family visits and access to comforting green spaces. In private units and common building areas, tenants with mobility issues will have accessibility features such as ramps, automated doors, and grab bars.

Older adults with a history of mental health challenges, substance use disorders, homelessness and other lived experiences deserve to experience, perhaps for the first time in many years, a warm, welcoming community.