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Dwelling Place Housing partners with case workers, social service professionals, and community agencies to provide safe, furnished, supportive housing for eligible adults in need of a stable place to live. We help case workers place eligible adults in safe, furnished, supportive housing designed to promote dignity, stability, and a path forward.
Partnering with Case Workers to Transform Lives
Program Overview
Dwelling Place Housing offers safe, affordable, and fully furnished shared housing for adults in need of a stable living environment. Our program is designed to support individuals who are ready for independent living and can benefit from a structured, community-based housing setting.
We work with adults experiencing homelessness, housing instability, reentry challenges, and other transitional circumstances. Our housing model is intended to provide a clean, secure, and respectful environment where residents can regain stability and move toward long-term independence.
Residents benefit from furnished living spaces, included utilities, Wi-Fi, onsite laundry, secure entry, and a supportive housing atmosphere. Although Dwelling Place Housing does not provide direct medical or clinical care, we value partnership with case workers and referring professionals to help ensure residents are connected to the outside services and resources they need.
Our mission is to provide housing that restores dignity, promotes stability, and helps individuals take meaningful steps toward a better future.
Eligibility
Veterans
Seniors
Eligibility Requirements
Dwelling Place Housing is designed for adults who are looking for a safe, stable, and supportive housing environment. To be considered for placement, applicants should meet the following general requirements:
Be 18 years of age or older
Be able to manage daily living activities independently
Have sufficient income to cover rent and housing-related costs
Complete the required intake process
Pass a background screening
Be willing to follow house guidelines and participate respectfully in a shared living environment
Not be a registered sex offender
Because Dwelling Place Housing is a housing-only independent living program, residents must be appropriate for a non-medical setting. We do not provide direct medical or clinical care, but we welcome coordination with case workers and outside service providers when additional support is needed.
Steps to Refer
Step 1: Initial Contact
Reach out to our team to discuss the prospective resident and confirm general fit for the program.
Step 2: Submit Referral Information
Provide key information about the client, including current housing need, income or benefit source, and any relevant background that may help us assess housing appropriateness.
Step 3: Intake and Screening
Potential residents must complete our intake and screening process, which may include a behavioral health questionnaire, background check, and supporting documentation.
Step 4: Review and Decision
Our team will review the referral based on eligibility, housing appropriateness, and current availability.
Step 5: Placement Coordination
If accepted, we will coordinate move-in details and help support a smooth transition into housing.
Referral Reminder
Dwelling Place Housing is best suited for adults who can live independently in a shared housing setting and who are seeking a stable, housing-focused environment. Because we do not provide direct medical or clinical care, referrals should be appropriate for a non-medical housing program.