Frequently Asked Questions

Transitional housing is temporary, supportive housing designed to help individuals transition from homelessness or housing instability to permanent, independent living. Our programs typically last 6-24 months and include case management, life skills training, and access to supportive services.

Applicants must be 18 years or older, currently experiencing homelessness or housing instability, willing to participate in program requirements, and able to provide required documentation. A criminal background check is required, though each case is reviewed individually. See our Eligibility page for complete requirements.

Program costs vary based on individual circumstances and income. We work with each resident to determine an affordable contribution based on their financial situation. No one is turned away due to inability to pay. Financial assistance and payment plans are available.

After your initial consultation, the application review process typically takes 5-7 business days. This includes background checks and verification of documentation. In urgent situations, we work to expedite the process. You'll be notified of your application status as soon as possible.

Our programs include housing placement, case management, life skills training, job placement referrals, trade school referrals, faith-based referrals, peer support groups, financial literacy classes, and ongoing counseling. All services are tailored to your individual needs and goals.

Yes, we have family housing options available for residents with children. Pet policies vary by facility—please discuss your specific situation during the intake process. We understand that pets are family members and work to accommodate them whenever possible.

No, employment is not required to apply. In fact, part of our program includes job placement assistance and career training referrals. We work with you to develop employment skills and connect you with opportunities. However, you must be willing to actively pursue employment or training during your stay.

Upon successful completion, we assist you in transitioning to permanent housing with ongoing support. You'll have access to our alumni network, continued case management check-ins, and emergency assistance if needed. Our goal is your long-term success and stability.

Absolutely. All personal information is kept strictly confidential in accordance with privacy laws and HIPAA regulations. We only share information with your explicit consent or as required by law. Your privacy and dignity are our highest priorities.

Please still contact us! Even if you don't meet all criteria, we can often provide referrals to other resources and programs that may be a better fit for your situation. We're committed to helping everyone who reaches out, whether through our programs or connecting you with other community resources.

We welcome support in many forms! You can make financial donations through our Donate page, volunteer your time, donate household items or furniture, or advocate for our mission in the community. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference in someone's life. Visit our Donate page to learn more.