Housing & Community Living

Group Homes and Supportive Residential Housing in Sedgwick County

MHASCK offers group homes in Sedgwick County, along with transitional, permanent supportive, and residential housing for adults living with mental illness. Safe housing paired with real support is what helps people stay stable and rebuild. Some services are covered by Kansas Medicaid, applying does not guarantee immediate placement, and our team gives you an honest picture of options and timelines. To ask about housing, call Residential Services at (316) 651-1813.

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At a glance

This housing is for adults who need stability and support. One situation is enough to reach out. It is a fit if:

  • CARF Accredited
  • Nearly 70 Years of Service
  • Medicaid & Sliding Scale
  • No Referral Needed

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Who it is for

Support built for where you are.

This housing is for adults who need stability and support. One situation is enough to reach out. It is a fit if:

  • You are living with mental illness and need safe, supportive housing.
  • You are leaving a hospital, shelter, or other setting and need somewhere stable.
  • You have struggled to keep housing without support in place.
  • You are a family member seeking group home or residential options for a loved one.
  • You want to work toward more independence with support along the way.
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How to get connected

Getting started is simpler than you think.

Getting connected to housing is a guided process:

Cost and coverage. Some residential services covered by Kansas Medicaid; sliding scale where it applies. Applying does not guarantee immediate placement; wait times vary.

  1. Reach out

    Call Residential Services at (316) 651-1813 or use our Reach Out page.

  2. Talk it through

    We learn your situation and explain which housing options fit.

  3. Apply

    We help you complete the application and gather any needed documents.

  4. Move forward

    We explain timelines and next steps, and connect support once you are housed.

Frequently asked questions

Questions, answered simply.

How much does housing cost?

It depends on the program and your situation. Some residential services are covered by Kansas Medicaid, and MHASCK offers sliding scale fees where they apply. Our team will give you an honest picture of costs and coverage for the options that fit you, so there are no surprises.

What is permanent supportive housing?

Permanent supportive housing combines long-term, stable housing with ongoing support services. There is no set end date, and support like case management is available to help you stay housed and well. It is designed for people who need lasting stability plus help, not just a temporary place to stay.

What is Operation Community Integration?

Operation Community Integration is support that helps residents build daily living skills and connect to the community around them. Rather than just providing a place to live, it focuses on helping people take part in community life and work toward greater independence. Reach out and we will explain how it could fit you.

Does applying guarantee placement?

No. Applying is an important first step, but it does not guarantee immediate placement, because space and wait times vary by program. We will be honest about availability and help you explore all your options, including partner referrals, so you have a plan rather than just a wait.

How long is the wait?

Wait times vary by housing type and current availability, and some options move faster than others. When you apply, our team will give you a realistic sense of timelines and help you find interim options if you need somewhere stable sooner.

Do you accept Medicaid?

Some residential and supportive services are covered by Kansas Medicaid, and MHASCK offers sliding scale fees where they apply. Coverage depends on the specific program and your eligibility. Reach out and our team will help you understand what is covered for your situation.

Can a family member apply?

Yes, with the person’s involvement and permission. Family members often help a loved one navigate housing, and we welcome that support. We will keep the person at the center of decisions about their own housing and explain what information is needed.

Who is eligible for group homes and residential housing?

Eligibility depends on the specific program, level of need, and often on Medicaid coverage. Our residential team confirms the details for each option. The best way to find out what you qualify for is to reach out, and we will walk you through it clearly.

What support comes with the housing?

Support varies by housing type, from daily on-site help in residential care to lighter-touch support in permanent supportive housing. Many residents also connect with case management and daily living support. We match the level of support to what helps you stay stable and move toward your goals.

How do I start?

Call Residential Services at (316) 651-1813 or use our Reach Out page. Our team will learn your situation, explain the housing options, and help you apply or request a referral. We will be honest about timelines and help you find interim support if you need it.

Ask about housing support

Stable housing is where rebuilding begins. Ask About Housing Support: use our Reach Out page or call Residential Services at (316) 651-1813, and we will help you find the right place. Residential Services is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Email [email protected].