FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A few common questions about who we are and what we offer. If you don't see your question here, reach out and a real person will help.
No. We provide independent living housing and supportive services only. Medical, nursing, clinical, and therapeutic services are provided by independent licensed professionals or agencies when applicable.
Referrals may come from hospitals, rehabilitation centers, correctional facilities, social workers, case managers, healthcare providers, community organizations, family members, or individuals seeking housing support.
We serve adults ages 18 and older who are seeking stable independent living housing and supportive services while transitioning from incarceration, homelessness, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, shelters, or other unstable living situations.
Yes. We can assist with resource navigation and document support, including help with applications for benefits and replacement documents such as identification cards, birth certificates, and Social Security cards.
We offer supportive services to help individuals work toward stability and independence. Services may vary based on individual needs, goals, and available community resources.
Looking for a safe housing option for someone transitioning back into the community?
Contact The Journey Transitioning Home to discuss availability, referral needs, and supportive service options.