Kansas City, Kansas
Quiet Streets. Steady Support. Room to Begin Again.
On the Kansas side, Cornerstone offers the same supportive housing, case management, and everyday help our Missouri community knows — shaped around Wyandotte County neighborhoods and the people who call them home.

A calmer paceResidential neighborhoods, familiar routines, and space to settle in.
The same careIdentical services and standards to our Kansas City, Missouri community.
One phone call913-388-4130 — we will help you figure out the next step.
What we focus on here
Everyday support, close to home
- Supportive and transitional housing
- Senior-focused living support for adults 65+
- Adults 50+ considered case by case
- Case management
- Transportation
- Benefits assistance
- Home health and healthcare connections
- Representative payee and fiduciary support
- Life skills support
- Community partnerships
- Support for veterans and people experiencing homelessness
- Wyandotte County-area referrals and community connections
Who we serve
People we welcome
- Seniors 65+ returning to the community
- Veterans
- Adults experiencing housing instability or homelessness
- Adults who need supportive housing and care
- Adults 50+ considered on a case-by-case basis
Now accepting referrals
Current availability
Accepting referrals
Availability changes. Contact us to confirm current openings before planning a move-in date.
What it costs
- Monthly rent
- $800
- Deposit
- $200
Furnished room in a supportive home.
One-time, due at move-in.
Rates are current as of today and may change. Please confirm costs with us before planning a move-in date, and ask about payment timing if you are waiting on a first paycheck or benefits.
Apply on paper
Paper Application Packet
A printable application you can fill out by hand and send back by email or mail. Useful if you do not have reliable internet, or if a family member, case manager, or facility staff is helping you apply.
We welcome referrals from corrections, probation and parole, case managers, hospitals, VA programs, social workers, senior-service agencies, and community organizations.
