Located in downtown Youngstown, the Rayen Apartments are on-site in the historic YWCA building. This permanent supportive housing provides subsidized housing for disabled and low- to moderate-income individuals. The apartments are handicapped-accessible, are located on the bus line, and offer a variety of amenities including utilities, appliances, a computer lab, and a fitness room.

The WINGS at YWCA’s Warren site offers permanent supportive housing to women with disabilities and their children who are at-risk of homelessness. Residents receive supportive services including counseling, assistance with emergency needs, job and educational referrals, and more.

Located on Youngstown’s North Side, these newly renovated townhomes provide affordable permanent housing for low-income families and Veterans at risk of becoming homeless. Two, three, and four-bedroom units are available with all appliances and all utilities included, except for water. Section 8 and VASH vouchers are accepted.

Transitional Housing in Youngstown is an up to eight-month program designed to meet the needs of low- or no-income homeless women with or without children. This program provides communal single room occupancy and apartment-style housing with supportive services.

YWCA assists in providing scattered site housing at sites throughout Mahoning County. These permanent rental houses provide supportive services to low-income and homeless families with minor children and a disabled parent who lives in the home.