housing
A Place to Call Home or home Until You're Ready for Your Own
Our flagship South Phoenix facility is situated in a residential setting and accommodates 9 beds. We operate a drug and alcohol-free environment with onsite staff and curfew hours. Participants can expect to enter a communal living environment with shared rooms and receive three meals a day with snacks and transportation to appointments.
We offer multiple in-house resources, as well as partner with other local agencies and government programs to meet the needs of those we serve. Participation in our programs is voluntary, however client choice is a valuable component for being engaged and motivated to make the necessary adjustments to improve their quality of life.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff Supervision
Communal Living
Curfew Hours
Drug and Alcohol-free
Judgment-free
Shared Rooms
Programs
LONG-TERM LIVING PROGRAM
The Long-term Living Program is less goal-oriented and focuses on safety and stability for individuals who possess multiple independent abilities, but experience challenges living completely on their own. Participants of this program will benefit from on-site staff available to provide the guided assistance they need. Participants are strongly encouraged to engage in community activities such as counseling, or day programming. Program has no restrictions on their length of stay.
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM
The Transitional Housing Program focuses on preparation for transition, management of transition and follow-up after transition by offering a temporary structured living situation for individuals who are struggling with homelessness or simply rebounding from a major life change or catastrophic event.
It is guided by the belief that people need necessities like food and a place to live before attending to anything less critical, like getting a job, budgeting properly, or addressing other personal issues. Once these needs are met, we implement a holistic plan to support the process of addressing the barriers to community and developing goals and a workable plan toward obtainable permanent housing. Program must be completed in 24 months.
