Symposium

2025 Permanent Supportive Housing Symposium
November 2025

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The 2023 Permanent Supportive Housing Symposium was held November 6-7, 2023 at the Renaissance Austin Hotel. The Symposium was presented in partnership with the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) with generous support from JPMorgan Chase and other sponsors.

The 1.5 day Symposium provided a platform for developers, property managers, service providers, health professionals, homelessness response organizations, and others to share best practices, collaborate, and gain insight into how to work together to move families and individuals from housing instability and into permanent, service-enriched housing.

In addition to the Symposium, a Supportive Housing Tour and a post-Symposium Supportive Housing Academy training conducted by the Corporation for Supportive Housing were provided. 

2023 PSH Symposium Agenda

**Stay tuned for details on our next Permanent Supportive Housing Symposium, tentatively scheduled for Fall 2025.

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• About the Symposium

  The Permanent Supportive Housing Symposium was held in November 2023 in Austin, Texas.  Symposium goals included:

  • Building capacity amoung supportive housing developers, 
  • Assisting in the implementation of policies and programs designed to improve housing and health outcomes, and 
  • Helping professionals design interventions to address special populations.

  In addition to the Symposium, the following add-ons were offered to attendees:

  • A pre-Symposium, half-day tour of permanent supportive housing communities in Austin. 
  • A post-Symposium, one-day Supportive Housing Academy presented by the Corporation for Supportive Housing. The Academy’s primary outcomes are expanding housing practitioners’ knowledge of assessing organizational readiness to operate supportive housing, identifying the difference between supportive and affordable housing, and creating a space for housing practitioners to network with other mission-driven individuals or organizations. The Academy will also explore strategies for funders to establish a pipeline for supportive housing developments.

  Why is it needed?

  Over the past several years, we’ve witnessed a generational investment in creating more supportive housing options. The Symposium was organized in order to seize on this energy and provide a platform for developers, property managers, service providers, health professionals, homelessness response organizations, and others to share best practices, collaborate, and gain insight into how to work together to move families and individuals from housing instability and into permanent, service-enriched housing.

• Who Attended

  Attendees of the Symposium include organizations and individuals with all levels of supportive housing expertise and experience. 

  • Affordable Housing Developers
  • Policy Makers & Advocates
  • Property Managers
  • Supportive Services Providers
  • Homeless Response Organizations
  • Healthcare and Managed Care Providers
  • Financial Institutions
  • Philanthropic Institutions
  • Other Organizations and Individuals Committed to Ending Homelessness