Transitional Housing Community

PATH’s Transitional Housing Program provides strength-based case management for a period of 24 to 36 months to those desiring more in-depth guidance and support as they work toward enhancing the quality of their lives.  As tenants in our affordable rent homes, families can work with PATH’s case manager to address the multiple factors affecting low-income families that keep them in poverty, place them at risk of homelessness, in need of crisis assistance and limit children’s potential to live in a stable environment. The program benefits include a family’s understanding of their strengths and needs, the establishment of an action plan, achieving identified goals, a savings-match program, and ultimately exit to permanent, stable housing.

Once an assessment has been completed, a family action plan is drafted, and goals are established to begin the family development process. The Transitional Housing Case Manager provides guidance, instruction, and support and refers the family to other PATH programs or external organizations as necessary to provide for continuing growth of each family member. Mandatory visits ensure that the family stays motivated and committed to making a long-term positive change. All families in PATH’s Transitional Housing program are required to meet regularly with their case manager.

These properties and our Transitional Housing Program are exclusive to PATH and we have a waiting list that prioritizes vulnerability based on your current housing status. Please email our housing team if you’d like more information – housing@pathhelps.org