Boley Centers II provides safe, decent, and affordable permanent housing in 54 locations throughout Pinellas County. Their housing options cater to individuals recovering from mental illnesses, homelessness, substance abuse issues, low-income individuals, Veterans, and those living with HIV/AIDS. Funding for Boley Housing is sourced from various entities including the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Veterans Administration (VA), the State of Florida, Pinellas County, and the City of St. Petersburg.
Their housing options cater to a diverse range of individuals and households, including those who are homeless and have a disability. The organization owns rental units that offer affordable housing to their clients and low-income households in the community. They have developed 80 units of housing scattered throughout Pinellas County to address the housing needs of their target population.
Boley Centers also operate Specialized Group Homes that provide a supportive and supervised environment for individuals in need of rehabilitation. Residents receive assistance in developing daily living skills while fostering social connections and interests. These group facilities are equipped to provide integrated mental health and substance abuse services to residents who require them.
Additionally, Boley Centers offer HUD 811 Permanent Supported Housing for individuals disabled by mental illness and low-income individuals, where residents pay 30% of their adjusted income. They also administer Section 8 Mainstream Housing Vouchers for people with disabilities and very low income, ensuring access to tenant-based rental assistance. Furthermore, the organization manages HOPWA Vouchers for households affected by HIV/AIDS, allowing them to pay no more than 30% of their income for rent while connecting them with necessary community services and treatment providers.