Labre Center
Transitional housing. Hands-on support.
Support for adults living with severe and persistent mental illness as they work toward greater stability and independence.
Clinical Transitional Housing
Building skills for long-term independence.
Labre Center is a PPCS transitional housing program serving adults living with severe and persistent mental illness. The program combines housing with structured, hands-on support designed to help residents stabilize and move toward independence.
PPCS opened Labre Center in the mid-1990s. The program was named for Benedict Joseph Labre and has long been part of PPCS’s continuum of housing and clinical support.
How to access Labre Center
People seeking placement should work with a mental-health case worker to obtain a referral.
If you have not been diagnosed or connected with mental-health care, the PPCS Get Help page provides the current referral steps and contact information.
Stable Housing
A structured residential setting gives residents a secure foundation for the work ahead.
Clinical Support
Residents receive support focused on mental health, daily living, and individual needs.
Independence
The goal is progress toward self-sufficiency and a sustainable next step in housing.