Touchstone Mental Health

 

 

Your Gift Drives Our Work

All across Minnesota, too many of our neighbors are struggling. The trauma of long-term homelessness, untreated mental illness, and the lack of affordable housing continue to leave thousands without stability or hope.

At Touchstone Mental Health, we know what works: permanent supportive housing. By combining affordable housing with on-site support services, people can recover, heal, and reconnect to community. These supports range from help with daily living skills and managing health conditions to simply having someone available 24/7 who believes in them.

Now more than ever, we must continue building permanent supportive housing and bringing compassionate, individualized services to the people who need them most. Over the next 18 months, Touchstone will expand supportive housing services to more than 200 additional households through new partnerships and developments across the Twin Cities.

We’re especially proud to celebrate the launch of Kyle Garden Square, which opened in October 2025 in the historic former Swedish Hospital building in downtown Minneapolis. In partnership with Alliance Housing and Property Solutions & Services, Touchstone staff will provide 24/7 onsite support to residents. By the end of this year, 59 people who have experienced chronic homelessness will have a new home—and the care and community they deserve.

By next winter, another 72 people will move into permanent supportive housing through our partnership with Aeon at the renovated Exodus building, continuing its legacy of sheltering those in need. And opening in early 2027, The LOMA will provide homes for 62 older adults—one of the fastest-growing populations experiencing homelessness in Minnesota. Located in South Minneapolis, The LOMA will bring together intergenerational housing and supportive services in partnership with African One Stop and VY Enterprise.

These three projects—Kyle Garden Square, Exodus, and The LOMA—represent so much more than new buildings. They are communities filled with hope, healing, and belonging. They are places where people’s stories change for good.

But we can’t do this work alone. It takes partnerships—with developers, community organizations, and supporters like you.

This Give to the Max Day, you can help us create more homes, more hope, and more healing. 

Give today—and be part of building a Minnesota where everyone has a place to call home.