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 Supportive Housing for Massachusetts’ Most Vulnerable Residents since 1985.

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Commonwealth Land Trust preserves neighborhoods and prevents homelessness in Massachusetts by developing and managing over 400 units of its own affordable supportive housing. Our innovative model—combining supportive services and property management under one roof—keeps residents off the streets and saves lives.

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Affordable, Permanent, Supportive Housing

Lowering barriers to reaching our unhoused neighbors and keeping them housed. Over 90% of residents stay housed, even when they have been unsuccessful in other programs.

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Clinical Services On Site

Meeting residents where they are at to help them achieve their goals, using motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and other evidence-based treatment models.

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Successful Programs that Keep People Housed

Outcome reports show that residents have very high engagement with our case managers, high consistent engagement with outside health providers, and high access to financial supports and a source of income—all over 90%.