Resources

Housing Application

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Help us determine eligibility and match you with the most appropriate services. All information is be kept confidential and used solely for program purposes.

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Events & Workshops

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Our events and workshops provide residents with life skills, job readiness training, and community support to help successfully transition back into independent living.

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Volunteer & Internships

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Make a difference in our residents’ lives! Volunteer or intern with us to provide guidance, support, and resources that help individuals successfully reintegrate into the community.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions.

  • A halfway house is a structured transitional living environment that helps individuals re-enter society safely and responsibly. It bridges the gap between incarceration individuals returning back into society looking for full independence our halfway house is offering housing, counseling, and supportive services.

  • Our program serves adults who are rebuilding their lives after incarceration. Eligibility is based on readiness to follow program expectations, participate in services, and commit to positive change.

  • Residents can stay anywhere from 90 days to 12 months, depending on their progress, goals, and compliance with the program. Extensions are considered on a case-by-case basis to ensure stable and successful transitions.

  • We offer a comprehensive support system, including:

           •      Safe and clean transitional housing

           •      Case management and individualized service plans

           •      Counseling and mental health referrals

           •      Substance-use recovery support

           •      Job training, resume help, and employment placement

           •      Life-skills workshops

           •      Community resource navigation

           •      Family reunification support

           •      Daily structure, accountability, and mentorship

  • Absolutely. Employment is strongly encouraged. We also assist with job training, resumes, interview preparation, and employer connections to help residents secure stable, long-term work.

  • Yes. To maintain a safe, respectful, and stable environment, all residents must follow program guidelines, which include curfews, drug-free expectations, attendance at assigned services, and respectful conduct with staff and fellow residents.

  • Visitors are allowed during designated visiting hours and must comply with our safety and security policies. All visitors must be approved by staff to ensure the wellbeing of the residents and the facility.

  • We are preparing to establish formal partnerships with both the Department of Corrections (DOC) and the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP). These collaborations will position us to support individuals transitioning from state and federal custody, strengthen our re-entry pipeline, and expand the impact of our programs across multiple systems.

  • Applicants or referring organizations can contact us directly through our website, email, or phone. An intake meeting will be scheduled to review eligibility, complete assessments, and determine placement availability.

  • Our programs are funded through a combination of grants, community donations, partnerships, program fees, and fundraising efforts. Every dollar supports housing stability, essential services, and long-term resident success.