These programs provide transitional and supportive housing to homeless families, single women, and young men. The primary goal is to transition clients to become self-sufficient and into permanent housing. The programs offer a variety of services and life skills classes for the clients. Clients also recieve individualized case management.  

• Martha’s House – Homeless families with multiple children reside in one of seven furnished, three-bedroom units at Martha’s House. The transitional living program provides education and services to stop the cycle of poverty and homelessness.
• Gatewood Home – Homeless pregnant young women find shelter, acceptance and opportunity at Gatewood Home. The transitional living program ensures residents gain the skills and services needed to become independent, successful mothers.
• Carolyn Williams Center – a 14 bed complex for homeless young men between 18-22 years old. This unique program provides transitional living for homeless male youths. Many of the youths come directly from foster care or youth shelters. They gain employment, life skills, education and services to ensure their future self-sufficiency.