Our Transitional Housing Program is a clean and sober living arrangement for adult men and women. It is designed to be supportive – yet temporary – shelter to bridge the gap from homelessness to permanent housing by offering individuals structure, supervision, and support for addictions and mental health.
- 10 single residence bedrooms
- Features a communal kitchen, family room, bathrooms, and laundry
- Additional four flex beds
- Allows homeless individuals to reside in a safe and stable environment that meets their daily needs for food and shelter
- Allows the opportunity to receive supportive services
- Individuals are allowed to remain in the program for a maximum period of 18-24 months
After initiation of the case plan, staff work with clients during their time in transitional housing to set long term goals, seek and maintain employment, encourage them to save their earnings in preparation of finding permanent housing, and provide assistance in securing permanent housing and pay off debt.
This collaboration with clients often includes substance abuse recovery referrals, mental health referrals, life skills training and individual planning. Where appropriate, staff refers clients to domestic violence classes, educational/vocational programs, and individual therapy and counseling. In all cases, our staff advocate heavily on our client’s behalf.
