Keystone House Supervised Housing

When someone is working toward stability after mental health or substance use challenges, a steady place to come home makes all the difference. That’s what Keystone House in Norwalk, Connecticut is all about. They provide a variety of supportive housing options for adults who are living with mental health or addiction challenges and work hard to provide a safe place for people to rebuild routines and rediscover what independence looks like.

A Place to Learn and Feel at Home

Keystone’s St. John and Elmcrest Terrace Group Homes offer the comfort of home with the structure and support any people need while recovering and building new life skills. Staff are on site 24/7 and create a safe and steady environment where residents can focus on growth instead of survival.

At Elmcrest Terrace, residents receive at least 40 hours of hands on rehabilitation services each month. I like that there’s a mix of one on one and group support options provided to help strengthen people’s everyday living skills.

The Genoa House program is designed for those who are ready to take a bigger step toward living on their own. It’s supervised housing that still provides staff support around the clock but provides even more personal freedom and responsibility. Every detail of the home is built around the one goal of helping residents to reach their fullest potential and feel proud of the progress they’re making.

Building Stability

Keystone House Supervised Housing program provides another layer of help to their residents by working on combining housing needs with flexible case management. The residents learn how to maintain recovery and connect with their community. Plus, I think it’s notable that they have a partnership with the Family and Children’s Agency of Norwalk to gain access to counseling and community support services that make independent living possible.