About us

 RAD Supportive Housing exists to serve adults in transition — individuals who do not need a shelter, group home, or clinical care, but who also cannot succeed completely on their own yet.

Many individuals need time, structure, and stability to rebuild their lives. RAD was created to provide a supportive, respectful living environment where adults can stabilize, build routines, and move forward toward long-term independence without being over-restricted or underserved. “Our program offers supportive housing with optional premium services designed to promote independence, stability, and comfort.”

RAD Housing serves independent adults experiencing housing instability who may benefit from structured, supportive, or independent living environments. The program is designed for individuals seeking stability while working toward personal, educational, and employment goals, and who are able to live independently with supportive oversight and clear program expectations. Residents must be able to manage their own personal care.

Our program may serve, but is not limited to:

• Adults receiving SSI or SSDI
• Veterans and Retirees
• Individuals exiting homelessness or housing insecurity
• Single adults ages 40 and older
• Adults who need a quiet, structured place to live
• Adults with representative payees
• Independent adults who can climb stairs and navigate shared living spaces.

RAD Supportive Living does not provide medical care, mental health treatment, personal care, or medication management.

RAD Housing is designed to provide structured, supportive, and outcomes-focused housing for independent adults. The program emphasizes stability, personal growth, and long-term success. Key program goals include:

1. Program-Based Housing Model
   Provide housing that is directly tied to program participation, with clear expectations, structured oversight, and individualized support to promote stability and independence.
    
2. Clear Rules & Accountability
   Establish transparent guidelines and expectations that encourage personal responsibility, consistent engagement, and measurable progress toward resident goals.
    
3. Step-Up Housing Model
   Offer a progressive housing structure that allows residents to gradually increase independence while receiving the support they need, preparing them for long-term self-sufficiency.
    
4. Quiet, Low-Density Homes
   Maintain safe, peaceful, and low-density housing environments that foster focus, stability, and a sense of community for residents.
    
5. Supportive, Non-Clinical Environment
   Provide a nurturing and structured living environment that prioritizes support, guidance, and empowerment without clinical treatment requirements, allowing residents to thrive independently.

RAD Housing offers safe, structured, and supportive living environments designed to promote independence and stability. Our residents have access to:

• Private and shared room accommodations in gender-specific homes
• Drug & Alcohol-Free Environment
• Low-density housing with only one other resident per unit
• Shared common areas including kitchen, living room, and bathroom
• Wi-Fi and all utilities included
• Monthly safety and cleanliness checks
• Non-clinical supportive services available as needed
• Laundry access for residents
• Housekeeping for common areas
• Keyless entry and additional security features
• 24/7 surveillance for resident safety
• Onsite Resource Center with computer, printer, and job search tools
   

RAD Housing provides a structured, non-clinical environment that balances supportive oversight with resident independence, ensuring both safety and a pathway toward personal growth and stability.

A wide range of community partners to ensure residents have access to essential resources, support, and opportunities for growth. Our partnerships include:

• Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS / DHS) – public benefits and supportive services
• Hospitals and discharge planners – facilitating safe transitions to stable housing
• Shelters and transitional housing programs – coordinating housing support and continuity of care
• Case managers and social service professionals – providing individualized guidance and support
• Behavioral health agencies – offering counseling and mental health resources as needed
• Workforce development programs – connecting residents with employment training and opportunities
• Veteran service organizations – supporting veterans with benefits, housing, and services
• Faith-based and nonprofit organizations – providing community support, life skills, and enrichment programs
   

Through these partnerships, RAD Housing ensures residents have access to comprehensive services and resources while living in a safe, structured, and supportive home environment.

RAD Supportive Housing maintains an on-site Resource Center, designated visitor meeting space, and administrative office to support program operations and resident needs. 

• Wellness check-ins and routine accountability
• Minimal Case Management
• Resource & Life-Skills Support
• Assistance accessing community resources and benefits
• Employment and education support
• Housing transition planning
• Onsite Resource Center access
• Limited Transportation Assistance 
• Coordination with case managers and agencies (when authorized)

• Private Pay (self-pay)
• SSI (Supplemental Security Income)
• SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance)
• Guardian Payments (on behalf of a resident)
• Third-Party Payments (approved agencies or sponsors)
• Government Assistance Programs

RAD Housing is centrally located near public bus lines and essential community resources, including DHS, Social Security offices, Work First, and Delta College—making it easy for residents to access services, employment, and education.