Why RAD Supportive Living Exists

RAD Supportive Living 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.

RAD Supportive Living bridges the gap between unstable housing and full independence. Unlike shelters or low-income housing programs, RAD is:

Income-qualified: Residents have verified, consistent income
Structured: Clear rules, accountability, and goal-oriented check-ins
Community-focused: Residents live in a supportive micro-community that promotes mutual respect and growth
Progress-oriented: Focused on long-term housing stability, employment, education, and life skills development

RAD residents don’t just have a roof over their heads — they live in an environment designed to help them thrive independently while being supported by a structured, intentional community.

Eligibility Requirements

Be 40 years or older
Have verifiable, consistent monthly income, including:
Demonstrate ability to pay monthly program fee
Agree to structured program policies and accountability standards
Participate in case management if applicable
Does not require medical supervision
Manages own medications
Able to perform daily living tasks independently

Populations Served

RAD is a good fit for individuals who:

Are transitioning from unstable housing
Receive consistent income but need structure
Need a step between institutional care and full independence
Benefit from accountability-based housing
Adults with representative payees
Independent adults who are able to climb stairs and comfortably navigate shared living space
Are working toward long-term stability

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

Program Goals

RAD Supportive Living 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:

Stable Housing
We provide a structured environment that promotes consistent residency and reduces the risk of housing loss.
Independent Living Skills
Residents are supported in developing responsibility, financial awareness, and the confidence to manage daily life independently.
Accountability & Personal Growth
Through goal-setting, regular check-ins, and clear program expectations, we help residents stay focused and progress-driven.
Income & Employment Support
We encourage employment, benefits stability (SSI/SSDI/VA), and skill-building opportunities that strengthen long-term income security.
Positive Community Environment
Our homes foster respect, shared responsibility, and peer support to create a safe and empowering atmosphere.
Measurable Progress
We track outcomes and resident milestones to ensure continuous improvement and meaningful results.
Whole-Person Stability
By connecting residents to community resources such as healthcare, transportation, and education, we support overall well-being and sustainable independence.

What We Provide

RAD Supportive Living 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 computers, printer, and job search tools

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

Support Services

RAD Supportive Living 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)

We proudly partner with

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

Saginaw County Community Mental Health Authority case managers
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services specialists
Michigan Works!
VA case managers
Representative payees

Accepted Payment Options

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

Convenient & Accessible Location

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