Frequently Asked Questions

We take time to get to know each resident before assigning a shared room. Our team looks at compatibility, shared interests, and the level of support each person needs.We may also hold a short assessment or conversation to understand your preferences and anything that could lead to conflict, so everyone in the home feels comfortable and respected.

Yes. Our homes are built around affordability, with rent set at a fixed monthly rate so you always know what to expect. Utilities are included in that one payment.We accept SSI, SSDI, earned income, or any other dependable source of funding that can support your housing.

Amenities can vary from home to home, but residents can typically expect:Furnished bedroomsShared living spacesFully equipped kitchensBathroomsOn-site laundryOutdoor areasHigh-speed Wi-Fi24/7 security camerasSupportive services are also available, either on-site or close by.

Your length of stay depends on your personal needs, our program guidelines, and the resources available.We offer both short-term transitional housing and longer-term support. Either way, our goal is the same: helping you build stable housing and greater independence.

You can contact us directly, or be referred by a social service agency, probation officer, discharge planner, or case manager. The application process usually includes:Completing an intake assessmentSubmitting eligibility documentsA brief interviewPlease note: applicants should be prepared to pay the first month’s rent and a non-refundable intake fee.