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Anna Bissonnette House

Located at the intersection of Washington and East Concord Streets in Boston’s South End, Anna Bissonnette House (ABH) opened in 1997 to provide permanent supportive housing to forty formerly homeless elders.

Originally the factory of the Aerated Bread Company and later a warehouse for Boston University Medical Center, the site was beautifully renovated and decorated to provide 22 studio and 18 one-bedroom apartments. Common area kitchens and community spaces are available on each floor, in addition to the large Shapiro Community Room in the lobby. Tenants can enjoy the view from the roof-top deck and, with the help of volunteers, grow flowers and vegetables.

Residents represent a wide diversity of backgrounds and physical, emotional, intellectual and social functioning levels. Through its staff and professional volunteers, ABH supports the multifaceted health and mental health service needs, and community activities of all its residents.

Learn more about each of our homes

Anna Bissonnette House – Boston’s South End
Bishop Street House – Jamaica Plain
Burroughs Street House – Jamaica Plain
Milton Fuller Housing Corporation/Fuller Village - Milton
Ruggles Affordable Assisted Living Community - Roxbury
Ruth Cowin House – Brookline
Uphams Corner ElderHouse – Uphams Corner, Dorchester