Some storage space is provided. Participants pay nothing. Transitional Housing allows participants to stay up to two years. Entry requirements are higher, including participation in a day program or work toward case-management goals. More supportive services are provided, including case management, daily-living skills development and overnight supervision.
Participants pay nothing.
This type of housing is sometimes open 24 hours a day. Expectations of participants are higher than in a shelter, in terms of program compliance. Participants have a leasehold right to space and permanent storage, and may come and go according to their individual program. In a group home, residents live as a family, have their own room and share a bath, and participate in household tasks and meals. Thirty percent of a resident s income goes toward rent.