Eligibility & admissions
A clear path in.
We keep intake honest and human — no red tape, no surprises.
Who is a good fit
- Adults 18 and older
- Individuals reentering the community after incarceration
- Individuals fleeing domestic violence or unsafe home situations seeking stable housing
- Adults facing housing instability who need a safe, structured place to rebuild
- Committed to living substance-free and to community living
- Willing to follow house guidelines, curfews, and screening protocols
- Able to perform daily living activities independently (wheelchair-accessible accommodations available)
- Employable, in school, or willing to actively pursue work / programming
Not the right fit right now
- Anyone needing medical detox or 24-hour nursing care
- Untreated acute mental-health crisis needing higher level of care
- History of arson or predatory sexual offenses
- Unwillingness to live substance-free or to submit to screening
If you're unsure, please still reach out — we'll help point you to the right level of care.
What to bring
Documentation for intake
Photo ID
State ID, driver's license, or DOC-issued ID.
Discharge or release summary
From a program, shelter, jail, or prison, if applicable.
Proof of income
We accept SSI, SSDI, and VA benefits. Or a plan for employment within 30 days.
Medication list
Current prescriptions, if applicable.
Four steps from inquiry to move-in
- 01
Inquire
You (or your referral partner) submit a short form or call us.
- 02
Phone screen
A brief conversation about your goals, history, and current needs.
- 03
Intake interview
In person or virtual. Meet the house manager, tour the home, review the agreement.
- 04
Move in
Sign your resident agreement, meet your housemates, start Phase 1.