A grant to address funding gaps in permanent supportive housing in Idaho that was created in 2024 will be awarded to its first recipient.
At a Glance:
- The Idaho Community Foundation awarded the first SHIF grant to Terry Reilly Health Services.
- The $50,000 grant supports permanent supportive housing in Ada County, Idaho.
- SHIF was created in 2024 through a partnership including Ada County and the City of Boise.
The Idaho Community Foundation announced that its Supportive Housing Investment Fund, or SHIF, for Ada County is being awarded to Terry Reilly Health Services for its health and supportive services provided to individuals and families in the amount of $50,000.
The grant, which was created through a partnership between ICF, Ada County businesses, the City of Boise and individual donors, is meant to fill in “funding gaps for permanent supportive housing, an approach that pairs stable housing with essential wraparound services,” ICF stated in a release…