Our non-medical respite housing program provides short-term, safe housing for adults who are medically stable but need structure, and support while transitioning from hospitals, shelters, or crisis situations into permanent housing.
Program Overview
Eligibility
This program serves adults 18 and older who are medically stable, able to care for themselves independently, and experiencing housing instability. Participants must be cleared for non-medical housing and willing to follow program guidelines.
Program Requirements
Residents must be able to complete daily living activities independently, comply with house rules, and participate in basic check-ins. Individuals requiring medical care, nursing services, or 24-hour supervision are not eligible.
Length of Stay
Respite stays are short-term and individualized. Typical stays range from a few days up to several weeks, depending on availability, progress, and transition planning needs.
What to Expect
Residents receive safe temporary housing, a structured environment, and support with next-step planning such as housing placement, benefits coordination, and community referrals. This program does not provide medical care, medication administration, or clinical services.
Referral-Based Program Access
Our respite housing program operates on a referral-only basis. Referrals are accepted from hospitals, case managers, social workers, and approved community partners. All referrals are reviewed to ensure program eligibility, safety, and alignment with housing needs.
Placement is available to individuals who have confirmed payment arrangements or approved funding at the time of referral. Walk-ins are not accepted.
