Supportive housing providers often lack the resources, strategic partnerships, and/or funding to support "high acuity" tenants like those aging or experiencing complex medical/behavioral needs. This often results in tenants losing their housing through avoidable reliance on institutions such as hospitals, jails, or nursing homes. In this interactive session, facilitators and attendees will learn from one another on how to improve outcomes for high-acuity people needing and living in supportive housing. Together, we will develop collective advocacy points, system improvements, and service innovations to bring back to our localities.