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Types of Supportive Housing
Emergency Safe Housing Short-term, immediate placement for individuals experiencing: Domestic violence Unsafe living situations Homelessness Focus: safety, stabilization, and crisis support.
Transitional Supportive Housing Structured, time-limited housing to help clients move from crisis to stability. Includes: Case Management Therapy or Peer Support Life Skills Training Employment & Education Assistance Focus: rebuilding stability and readiness for independent living.
. Reentry Housing (Justice-Involved) Housing for individuals returning from: Incarceration Probation/Parole programs Work release Support includes: ID restoration Employment readiness Community reintegration planning Focus: successful transition & reducing recidivism.
Recovery Housing (Substance Use / Dual-Diagnosis) For individuals in recovery from addiction or mental health conditions. Includes: Peer support Therapy coordination Relapse prevention planning Focus: long-term recovery & maintaining wellness.
Family Stabilization Housing Designed for parents with children, survivors rebuilding family safety, and individuals reunifying with children. Includes: Parenting support Benefits navigation Childcare referrals Focus: family healing, bonding, and permanent housing stability.
Independent Living & Housing Placement Support For clients ready to transition into their own lease or permanent housing. We provide: Housing search assistance Deposit/rent advocacy Moving resources Focus: self-sufficiency and long-term housing success.
What to Expect From Supportive Housing
Everyone’s supportive housing needs are different. At Me Living, we’re here to help you feel better along the way.
Safe & Stable Living Environment Our homes are designed to feel safe, clean, and welcoming. You will have: A consistent place to stay Respect for your privacy House rules that protect safety and peace We believe healing starts with stability.
Connection to Resources We help you access the services you deserve, such as: Therapy and mental health support Medical and wellness care Food, clothing, and basic needs Childcare and family support services Transportation assistance Workforce and financial guidance We don’t just refer — we stay involved.
Compassionate Case Management You will be paired with a dedicated Case Manager who will: Listen without judgment Help you set goals Support you emotionally and practically Walk with you through challenges and progress You are not in this alone.
Community & Belonging You are part of a supportive environment, where: People understand what you're navigating You’re encouraged to grow at your pace Respect, dignity, and kindness are the norm We build a community of healing and empowerment.
Personalized Support Plan Together, we create your individual success plan, which may include: Housing goals Employment or education steps Health and wellness support Life skills development Your plan is flexible — it grows as you do.
Skills for Independent Living We help you build the skills needed to move forward with strength, such as: Communication & boundaries Time and stress management Household and money management Job readiness and confidence-building The goal is not just housing — it’s long-term stabilit
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A Path Forward Supportive housing is a stepping stone, not a stopping place. When you are ready, we assist with: Finding permanent housing Lease education & landlord communication Deposit and rental advocacy when possible We help you prepare for successful, permanent independence.
How to get care
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Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for supportive housing? Individuals and families experiencing: Homelessness Domestic violence or unsafe housing Release from incarceration or institutions Recovery from mental health or substance use challenges Eligibility may vary by program, but we meet you where you are. If you’re unsure — reach out. We will help you assess.
Do I need insurance to be accepted? No. Housing eligibility is not based on insurance. However, if you do have Medicaid/Medicare, we can provide additional supportive services at no cost to you and help you apply if you don't.
. How long can I stay? Length of stay depends on the program type: Emergency Housing: Short-term stabilization Transitional Housing: 3–24 months Reentry / Recovery Housing: Based on progress and support needs Your stay is tied to your goals and safety, not a strict timeline.
Will I have my own room? Some programs offer private rooms, while others offer shared rooms to keep housing affordable and community-based. We always aim to ensure comfort, safety, and respect for your space.
What happens when I’m ready to move out? We do not release you without support. We help secure: Permanent housing Deposit & rental assistance when available Landlord communication support Transition planning Our goal is lasting stability — not just temporary shelter.
Does supportive housing cost money? Costs depend on the program. Some programs are fully funded, while others may have: Sliding scale room contributions Third-party funding assistance County/state housing subsidies No one is denied housing because of inability to pay.
What support services are included? All residents receive: One-on-one Case Management Resource navigation & benefit support Community support & life-skills coaching Programs may also include: Therapy, counseling, peer support Employment and education assistance Every plan is personalized to your needs.
Are there house rules? Yes — our rules are designed to keep everyone safe, respected, and supported. They include: Respecting others and shared spaces No violence, harassment, or unsafe behavior Participation in case management and support services Rules are not punishment — they are protection.
Do I need insurance to enter supportive housing? No. Housing is not determined by insurance status. You can enter our housing programs with or without insurance. If you are uninsured you must apply, we can help you apply for Medicaid or other benefits.
What insurance do you accept for supportive services? We accept: Medicaid Medicare Most Managed Care Plans (Ambetter, Peach State, Caresource, Amerigroup, UnitedHealthcare, Health Plan Partners, etc., depending on state) Don’t worry if you’re unsure — we verify coverage and explain benefits.
Can my children stay with me? In Family Stabilization Housing, yes. In other housing types, we review on a case-by-case basis to ensure the environment is safe and appropriate. We are committed to keeping families together whenever possible.
If I don’t have insurance now, can I still move in? Yes. Absolutely. You can begin housing immediately. We will: Help you apply for Medicaid/Medicare or insurance Support you through the application process Continue services while coverage is pending (where allowed)
What services are covered by insurance? Depending on your benefits, insurance may cover: Therapy / Counseling Case Management Peer Support Crisis Counseling Mental Health / Substance Use Support Life Skills Coaching These services support housing goals and long-term stability.
Will I receive a bill? If your insurance covers your services, you will not be billed. If there is a cost that applies, your case manager will: Review it with you Help you access financial assistance Ensure no surprise costs We operate with transparency and honesty.
Can I keep my current therapist or doctor? You may continue with your primary care doctor (PCP) if you choose. However, therapy and counseling services will be provided through our clinical team to ensure continuity of care, treatment coordination, and proper documentation for your housing and support services. With your permission, we can: Request records from your previous provider Coordinate transition to our in-house therapists Continue your care plan safely and consistently This ensures: No gaps in treatment Consistent progress tracking Accurate documentation for housing and support services Compliance with state and insurance standards You are still in control of your care — we simply make sure your support team is connected and coordinated.