PROGRAM

A House Where She Became is the primary transitional housing program operated by Where She Became Foundation.

This program provides safe, furnished housing for women and young women who are navigating housing instability and preparing for permanent housing.

Program Overview

• Transitional housing (12–18 months)

• Women ages 18+

• Young women ages 18–24, including foster youth

• Shared housing in a supportive environment

Our Approach

We operate using:

• Housing First principles (no preconditions to housing)

• Trauma-informed care

• Voluntary supportive services

Housing is not conditioned on sobriety, employment, or participation in services.

Supportive Services (Voluntary)

• Case management referrals

• Life-skills development

• Employment and education resources

• Financial literacy and credit support

• Housing navigation and transition planning

Youth Transitional Housing (Ages 18–24)

Young women aging out of foster care receive developmentally appropriate support focused on:

• Independent living skills

• Education and workforce readiness

• Mentorship and permanency planning

GET HELP / REFERRALS

Looking for Housing Support?

We understand that reaching out can be difficult. A House Where She Became is designed to offer safety, respect, and support.

Who May Be Eligible

• Women experiencing housing instability

• Young women ages 18–24 aging out of foster care

• Individuals able to live safely in a shared housing environment

Priority may be given based on availability and referral partnerships.

How to Get Started

Housing placements are typically made through referrals from partner agencies or community organizations.

To inquire about availability or referrals, please contact us.