Collaborative Solutions:
The Private-Public PSH Partnership Program
The Private-Public PSH Partnership Program
Discover how our partnerships with developers and the community are creating innovative housing solutions for those in need.
Building Communities, Changing Lives
Through the DC Department of Housing and Community Development's Inclusionary Zoning Program, Open Arms Housing collaborates with developers to set aside affordable and supportive housing units in new and rehabilitated buildings. Our goal is to create a better community by eradicating homelessness among the most vulnerable.
Designed for Comfort, Built for Support
Explore the unique aspects of our Single-Site Apartments that combine comfort with crucial support services, empowering our residents in their journey towards stability and independence.
Empowering Atmosphere
Fostering a sense of empowerment through a combination of quality living spaces and responsive property management.
Secure and Safe Environment
Prioritizing safety to ensure a peaceful living experience for all residents
Community & Connection
Shared spaces encourage social interactions and building support networks.
Accessibility for All
Wheelchair-accessible units and inclusive design to accommodate diverse needs.
On-Site Support Services
Access to Peer Specialists and Case Managers for tailored support and guidance.
Personalized Living Spaces
Each apartment is thoughtfully designed with full kitchens and bathrooms, offering privacy and independence.
Partnership in Action
View images of projects and developments from our Private-Public PSH Partnership Program, showcasing our collaborative efforts in community housing.
Stories of Transformation
Read the inspiring journeys of those who found hope and a new beginning
“I would like to send my appreciation to Open Arms Housing and the best-case manager I have had Miss Ettel for helping me with my housing. Thank you OAH and Miss Ettel.”
Regina Okumko
Resident
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