The Supportive Housing Program provides housing to homeless single parents and their children. The parent must have a disability - physical, mental, drug, and/or alcohol addiction. Twenty-five units are scattered throughout the Hilltop Area, south of Pittsburgh. Families enjoy the anonymity of living in a larger development and may remain in Sisters Place housing indefinitely as long as they follow program guidelines and have dependent children.

Each family enters the program with different needs and situations. They meet with Program staff to help them determine their goals and provide them with the resources and tools to begin achieving these goals. Program staff helps to assess their wellness needs, such as addiction support and mental and physical health, and to help them with educational personal and professional needs, such as GED preparation, college applications, and employment resources.