FPL’s Stabilization program offers long-term case management support to help families remain housed and reduce the risk of returning to homelessness. This program includes a Life Skills curriculum, connection to community resources, and ongoing support for families with Transitional or New Horizons vouchers through the Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority. FPL also owns or manages up to 38 affordable housing units, including single-family homes and apartments, leased to eligible families for one year or more in a structured, staff-supported environment.
In 2025, 53 families and 108 children received long-term stabilization support. Of those who exited the program, 93% were stably housed. Our FPL-owned housing portfolio provides an additional safety net, offering affordable, well-managed units that give families the time and stability needed to build lasting independence.
