Every participant may arrive at RAD with a different story. The common goal is creating a stable foundation for what comes next.

SENIORS

Safe, structured housing for adults age 30 and older who meet RAD's eligibility requirements and are able to live safely in a shared or structured environment.

VETERANS

Housing for veterans who are seeking a stable living environment while working toward continued housing stability and independence.

INDIVIDUALS TRANSITIONING FROM HOMELESSNESS

A stable residential environment for individuals moving from homelessness toward more permanent housing and greater independence.

SOBER LIVING

A drug-free living environment for adults who are seeking housing with clear expectations and a community-focused approach.

SHORT-TERM WORK ASSIGNMENTS

Housing may also be available for eligible individuals who need a place to stay during a short-term work assignment, subject to availability and applicable requirements.

NOTE: WE OFFER A NON-CLINICAL HOUSING MODEL

RAD Supportive Living, LLC operates as a non-clinical housing provider offering housing options for adults seeking stability, independence, and personal growth. Our program is designed for individuals who can live independently and manage their own daily living needs.

RAD provides a stable housing environment and may help participants connect with community resources to support their individual housing goals. RAD does not provide medical care, mental health treatment, therapy, clinical assessments, personal care, or clinical supervision as part of its housing program.

Participation in RAD housing does not replace medical, behavioral health, or other professional services that an individual may need. Participants are responsible for obtaining those services independently or through appropriate outside providers.

RAD Supportive Living provides structured, stable housing for adults who are seeking a safe residential environment and working toward greater housing stability, employment, or personal independence.

Eligibility is based on the individual's circumstances, ability to participate safely in the residential environment, applicable housing requirements, and available space.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

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

30 YEARS OR OLDER

Applicants must be age 30 or older.

VERIFIABLE SOURCE OF INCOME

Participants must have a stable and verifiable source of income or approved housing assistance, such as VA benefits or a housing voucher, accepted by RAD. 

ABILITY TO LIVE IN A STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT

Participants must be able to live safely and appropriately in a shared or structured residential environment.

WILLINGNESS TO FOLLOW COMMUNITY RULES

Participants must be willing to follow RAD housing rules, community standards, and program expectations.

APPROVED REFERRAL

Participants must be referred by an approved agency or referral source, unless RAD establishes another applicable intake pathway.

WORKING TOWARD STABILITY OR INDEPENDENCE

Participants should be working toward housing stability, employment, personal independence, or another appropriate individual goal.

SHORT-TERM WORK ASSIGNMENTS

RAD may also consider individuals who need housing in connection with a short-term work assignment, subject to availability and applicable requirements.