Through keynote presentations, interactive workshops, cross‑sector panels, and networking sessions, attendees will explore emerging strategies, evidence‑based models, financing solutions, and policy priorities that strengthen supportive housing systems. The Forum will serve as a catalyst for building shared goals, deepening partnerships, and accelerating Maryland’s efforts to expand housing stability, improve health outcomes, and reduce homelessness.

By uniting diverse voices and driving forward-thinking solutions, the 2026 Maryland Supportive Housing Forum will help shape the next era of supportive housing across the state.

This Forum is led by CSH – Corporation for Supportive Housing, with support from The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation.

Bring together state agencies, service providers, housing developers, healthcare partners, and community organizations to align priorities, share best practices, and build coordinated strategies that expand supportive housing options across the state. 

Highlight proven supportive housing models, showcase successful state and local initiatives, and equip attendees with actionable tools to improve housing stability, behavioral health outcomes, and long‑term self‑sufficiency for vulnerable populations. 

Identify statewide policy gaps, explore financing opportunities, and develop a shared roadmap to scale supportive housing—emphasizing sustainable funding structures, regulatory improvements, and workforce development.