Transitional housing provides temporary, stable housing for individuals who are working toward permanent housing and greater independence. It offers a safe living environment along with access to community resources that can help residents achieve their personal, employment, and housing goals.
Eligibility varies based on room availability and program requirements. In general, applicants should be able to live independently, follow house rules, and demonstrate a willingness to work toward stable housing. We welcome individuals from a variety of backgrounds, including those receiving employment income, SSI/SSDI, veterans’ benefits, or approved housing assistance.
Residents may stay for up to 24 months, depending on their individual needs, program eligibility, and continued compliance with house guidelines.
Monthly rent ranges from $850 to $1,200, depending on the room size and whether you choose a private or shared room. Utilities are included in the monthly rent.
Yes. Monthly rent includes utilities, making it easier for residents to budget their monthly expenses.
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the home.
Yes. Bedrooms are furnished with essential items, including a bed, mattress, dresser, and other basic furnishings so residents can move in comfortably.
Yes. A security deposit is required before move-in. Deposit details will be discussed during the application and approval process.
Yes. We accept approved county funding, housing assistance, grants, and other qualifying funding sources when available.
While we are not a licensed treatment or social service provider, we can connect residents with local community resources, including employment assistance, healthcare providers, mental health services, transportation resources, educational opportunities, and permanent housing resources. Our goal is to provide a safe, supportive environment while promoting independence and long-term stability.
Yes. All applicants must complete a background check as part of the application process. Eligibility is determined based on multiple factors, including the results of the screening.
Please bring only your essential personal belongings. Due to limited space, we ask that residents bring no more than two standard-sized suitcases. Basic bedroom furnishings are already provided.
No. Meals are not included as part of our housing services.
Yes. We strive to provide comfortable, supportive housing that promotes independence, stability, and an improved quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
Our housing services are available throughout the Sacramento area.
Sacramento County Resources. Call 2-1-1 for free information and referrals to local housing, food, healthcare, transportation, employment, and other community resources.
Private pay, SSI, Grants, Funding or Regular Income.
