Independent Living to Transform Lives

About Permanent Supportive Housing

Permanent Supportive Housing is nationally recognized as a proven solution to end homelessness, and combines housing and services so people can live stably and independently in their communities.

Sanderson Apartments

As part of our commitment to the community and to inclusiveness for all, we have built Sanderson Apartments, featuring permanent supportive apartment homes at the corner of S. Federal Blvd & W. Iowa Ave.

When people are in their own homes and feel safe, they’re better able to access other social services to improve their well-being.

WellPower has successfully owned and operated residential homes and apartments for over 25 years, providing safe and affordable housing for our consumers throughout the city.

Permanent supportive housing allows residents to live independently, while getting the treatment they need to get better and transform their lives.

Our permanent supportive housing facilities are designed to provide a safe, open and inviting environment that minimizes the effects of trauma, avoids any sense of confinement, and ensures that residents feel safe. The space is open and airy with as few walls as possible and clear sight lines throughout, making residents feel secure and safe while appearing ‘barrier-free.’

Permanent Supportive Housing Fact Sheet

Community Handbook

See Inside Sanderson

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Image of the bedroom in an apartment at Sanderson Apartments. The bedspread is red, brown, and gold squares.

Image of the bathroom in an apartment of Sanderson Apartments. From left to right, there is a pedestal sink with a mirror, a toilet, and a walk-in shower.

Image of the living room of an apartment in Sanderson Apartments. The perspective is from inside the kitchen looking out onto the living room and through the doorway of the bedroom.

Image of the living room in an apartment in Sanderson Apartments. There is a tan couch, a coffee table, a wall-mounted television, and an entertainment shelf.

Image of the living room and kitchen in an apartment at Sanderson Apartments. There is a tan couch, counter top with one chair, and kitchen appliances. The wall is orange.

Image of the private patio at Sanderson Apartments. There is a patio bench, table, tan patio umbrella, and two patio chairs in the image.

Image of a patio table and two patio chairs with a red patio umbrella inside the enclosed private patio of Sanderson Apartments.

Image of the inside of the community room at Sanderson apartments. There are several tables with green chairs around them.

Image of the cafe room at Sanderson Apartments. There are three tables, two of which are square and one is round. The square tables have four yellow chairs around each.

Image of the Sanderson Apartment Library. There are empty white shelves and four couches with side tables.

Image of the mail boxes at Sanderson Apartments. The wall behind the mailboxes is green.

Image of the reception desk and entry way of Sanderson Apartments.

Image of one hallway of Sanderson Apartments. The apartment entrances are staggered and each entryway is painted green.

Image of the community room at Sanderson Apartments. There is a white kitchen countertop with gray stools, a refrigerator behind the counter, and a backsplash counter with a sink.