RAD Supportive Living

About Us

RAD Supportive Living is a program-based housing organization committed to providing safe, structured, and stable living environments that support long-term independence and personal growth.

We provide professionally managed supportive housing, workforce housing, and veterans housing programs designed to meet the needs of adults in transition, working professionals, and individuals seeking stable, community-based living environments. Our housing services are also available for independent seniors, students, transitional living placements, and traveling workforce professionals.

We are committed to creating safe, respectful, and structured housing options that promote independence, stability, and long-term opportunity.

Our Housing Model

RAD Supportive Living offers two primary housing options designed to meet different needs and living situations.

RAD Housing is a program-based, month-to-month housing option that provides flexible, supportive living without a long-term lease commitment. It is designed for individuals who need stability during transitional periods, short-term housing support, or a structured community environment while maintaining flexibility.

In contrast, RAD Workforce Housing is a lease-based program specifically created for working professionals and organizations who require short-term housing tied to employment or work assignments. This option is best suited for traveling workers, contract employees, and employer-sponsored placements where housing is aligned with the duration of a job assignment.

Together, these two options provide structured, professionally managed housing solutions that balance flexibility and stability, while supporting residents based on their goals, timeline, and living needs.

Locations

Conveniently located near transportation, healthcare, employment opportunities, and essential community resources, RAD Supportive Living is focused on creating housing solutions that are safe, accessible, and supportive without being institutional.

At RAD, we believe housing should provide more than a place to stay—it should provide a foundation for stability, dignity, and future growth.

Populations Served

RAD Supportive Living serves adults who need stable, structured housing while working toward independence.

This includes Independent individuals who:

Are transitioning from unstable housing
Have steady income but need structure
Benefit from accountability-based housing
Have representative payees
Can safely live in shared housing environments
Are working toward long-term stability
Are traveling workers
Are healthcare professionals on assignment
Are contractors on short-term or project work
Are interns or in training programs
Need temporary workforce housing
Are part of corporate housing placements

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for RAD Supportive Living housing, individuals must:

Be 30 years or older
Have a stable or verifiable source of income (or approved funding/referral source)
Be able to live safely in a shared or structured housing environment
Be willing to follow housing rules and program expectations
Be referred by an approved agency (when applicable)
Be working toward housing stability, employment, or personal independence

Priority placement may be given to individuals referred by:

Hospitals
Case management agencies
Housing authorities
Veteran services
Workforce or community organizations

Ineligibility

RAD Supportive Living may not be suitable for individuals who:

Require 24-hour medical care or skilled nursing supervision
Present a current, unmanaged risk of violence or severe behavioral instability
Are actively engaging in illegal drug use that cannot be safely managed in a shared living environment
Are unable or unwilling to follow basic house rules or maintain respectful community living standards
Have untreated conditions that make safe participation in shared housing impossible without higher-level care
Require a secured or supervised facility setting beyond supportive housing

Additional considerations:
All applicants are reviewed individually. Admission decisions are based on safety, housing readiness, and the ability to maintain a stable and respectful shared living environment.

Accepted Payment Options

RAD Supportive Living accepts the following payment sources:

Private Pay (Self-Pay)
SSI (Supplemental Security Income)
SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance)
Guardian or Representative Payee Payments (on behalf of a resident)
Third-Party Payments (approved agencies, sponsors, or organizations)
Government Assistance Programs (when applicable and approved)
Agency-funded placements
Workforce program funding
Veteran assistance programs (when applicable)

All payment sources must be verified and approved prior to move-in.

We accept referrals from:

Hospitals
Case management agencies
Housing authorities
Veteran services programs
Community organizations
Traveling workforce agencies
Healthcare staffing agencies
Social service providers

Shared Room

Structured shared living environments designed for individuals seeking affordable, supportive housing with community-based living arrangements.

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Private Standard/Premium Room

Residents have their own private bedroom while sharing common spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas within the unit.

2-Bedroom Workforce Suite Option

Fully furnished two-bedroom suites designed for traveling workers, healthcare professionals, contractors, internship placements, and corporate housing needs.