Frequently Asked Questions

We serve adults who may benefit from supportive housing, including:

• Individuals transitioning from hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, or behavioral health programs
• Returning citizens and parolees
• Veterans
• Homeless
• Low income
• Adults receiving disability benefits
• Individuals needing assistance with independent living skills
• Adults seeking a stable and supportive living environment

Yes. We welcome referrals from hospitals, rehabilitation centers, behavioral health facilities, social workers, case managers, discharge planners, parole officers, veterans’ organizations, and community agencies.

Residents may receive:

• Fully furnished accommodations
• Utilities included
• Nutritious meals and snacks
• Laundry access
• Housekeeping of common areas
• Medication reminders (when appropriate)
• Transportation coordination
• Community resource referrals
• Structured living support

Our Returning Citizens & Re-Entry Program provides stable housing and supportive services for individuals transitioning back into the community following incarceration. We focus on accountability, community integration, employment resources, and successful reintegration.

Yes — and this is personal to our founder, who is a veteran herself. We offer a Pet-Assisted Support Program designed with veterans in mind. Many veterans find comfort, structure, and emotional stability through animal companionship. Depending on the placement, we may allow approved pets or facilitate connections with veteran-focused pet support organizations. We welcome conversations about how a pet — or pet-assisted support — could be part of a veteran’s successful reintegration and daily life.

Our respite housing program offers temporary stays for individuals who need short-term housing and support due to caregiver absence, recovery from illness, hospital discharge, or while awaiting permanent placement.

Yes. Depending on individual needs, we can provide support and supervision with daily living activities while promoting independence and self-sufficiency.

Yes. Residents receive nutritious meals and snacks daily as part of their housing arrangement.

Resident safety is a top priority. Our homes feature:

• Security camera monitoring of exterior and common areas
• Emergency preparedness procedures
• Structured house guidelines
• Staff supervision and support
• Drug-free and violence-free environment

Yes. We collaborate with parole officers, case managers, social workers, and community organizations to support resident success and compliance with program requirements.

We accept private pay, Veterans benefits, third-party funding sources, and other approved payment arrangements.

Referral partners choose us because we offer:

• Fast placement availability
• Structured and supportive living environment
• Experience working with high-risk and vulnerable populations
• Collaboration with professional referral sources
• Safe, clean, fully furnished accommodations
• Focus on resident stability, independence, and successful community integration

To schedule a tour, verify availability, or submit a referral, contact our team directly. We welcome inquiries from families, hospitals, case managers, social workers, discharge planners, and community partners.