What can jeopardize supportive housing for clients?

Failing to pay rent or utilities represents a significant risk to supportive housing for clients. This is because maintaining housing stability is often contingent on fulfilling financial obligations related to the living arrangement. When rent or utilities are not paid, it can lead to eviction or loss of housing assistance, disrupting the client's living situation and overall support framework. Thus, timely payment of these obligations is crucial for individuals to maintain their housing and the support systems that come with it. Regular communication with social workers, participating in community events, and engaging in supportive therapy are all actions that typically reinforce stability, enhance support networks, and promote well-being, making them less likely to jeopardize housing situations.