Program Housing Overview

Housing Options

Our Approach to Housing

RAD Supportive Living is committed to providing a respectful, comfortable, and structured housing environment that promotes stability, independence, and personal responsibility. Our program housing does not offer co-ed living arrangements. Housing placements are based on the designated housing option, availability, eligibility requirements, and program guidelines, consistent with applicable fair housing laws.

Independent Living Requirements

Our housing program is designed for adults who can independently manage their daily living needs. RAD Supportive Living does not provide medical care, mental health treatment, therapy, clinical assessments, personal care, or clinical supervision as part of its housing program. Participants are responsible for managing their personal care, medications, daily routines, and individual needs.

Women's Shared Housing

Affordable Housing in a Supportive Environment

Our Women's Shared Housing option offers an affordable, comfortable living experience with fully furnished shared bedrooms and essential household amenities designed to promote stability, community, and independent living.

Women's Shared Housing includes the following features:

Fully Furnished Shared Bedroom: Comfortable, fully furnished bedroom accommodations shared by two to three women.
Designated Sleeping Area: Each participant has their own bed and personal sleeping space within the shared bedroom.
Comfortable Bedding: Bedding and linens provided for each participant at move-in.
Personal Storage: Dresser or designated storage space for clothing and personal belongings.
Natural Lighting: Large windows providing natural light and a comfortable living atmosphere.
Women-Only Accommodations: Shared bedroom arrangements designated exclusively for women.

Shared bedroom accommodations are subject to availability, room capacity, and applicable occupancy requirements.

Private Room Housing

Your Own Bedroom. Shared Living Spaces.

Our Private Room Housing option offers a comfortable and affordable living experience with a fully furnished private bedroom and access to shared household amenities. This option is designed to provide privacy, independence, and a welcoming living environment.

Each two-bedroom unit accommodates two participants, with each person having their own private bedroom while sharing common living spaces.

Private Room Housing includes the following features:

Fully Furnished Private Bedroom: Your own personal bedroom furnished for comfort, privacy, and everyday living.
Comfortable Bed: Larger bed size for added comfort and relaxation.
Comfortable Bedding: Bedding and linens provided at move-in.
Personal Storage: Dresser and spacious closet for clothing and personal belongings.
Natural Lighting: Large bedroom window providing natural light and a comfortable living atmosphere.
Two-Person Apartment: Each apartment accommodates two participants, with one private bedroom per person.
Same-Gender Accommodations: Apartments designated for either two women or two men.

Private bedroom accommodations and specific furnishings are subject to availability.

Private Room Housing (Premium Option)

Our Premium Private Bedroom offers an upgraded living experience with enhanced furnishings, additional amenities, and added comforts designed to create a welcoming, relaxing, and private living environment.

Premium Private Bedrooms include all standard private bedroom furnishings and amenities, plus the following upgrades:

Upgraded Bed and Layout: Larger bed size or enhanced bedroom arrangement for additional comfort.
Natural Lighting: Additional windows that provide increased natural light and a comfortable living atmosphere.
Private Balcony Access: Direct balcony access from the bedroom.
Outdoor Seating: Small patio furniture set for personal relaxation.
Mounted Smart TV: Wall-mounted Smart TV for convenient in-room entertainment.
Welcome Basket: Complimentary welcome basket provided at move-in.

Premium bedroom features and availability may vary by room.

Shared Living Amenities & Responsibilities

Comfortable Living. Shared Spaces. Independent Living.

At RAD Supportive Living, our shared living environment is designed to provide participants with comfortable household amenities, personal security, and opportunities to build independence. All participants have access to shared household spaces while maintaining responsibility for their personal living areas and respecting others.

Shared Living Amenities

Furnished Common Areas: Fully furnished shared living and dining spaces designed for everyday comfort and relaxation.
Smart TV Entertainment: Smart TV available in common living areas for shared entertainment.
Shared Bathroom Facilities: Access to shared bathroom facilities for everyday personal needs.
Fully Equipped Kitchen: Kitchen appliances and essential equipment provided for independent meal preparation.
Utilities Included: Heat, gas, water, and trash services included.
High-Speed Wi-Fi: Internet access for communication, entertainment, and everyday personal needs.
Laundry Access: Access to a shared washer and dryer for personal laundry needs.
Controlled Property Access: Secure, controlled entry to support a safe and comfortable living environment.
Keyless Bedroom Entry: Keyless bedroom door locks for added privacy, security, and convenience.
Optional Upgraded Amenities: Additional comforts and services available for an additional fee.

Shared Living Responsibilities

Household Cleanliness: Participants are responsible for maintaining their personal spaces and contributing to the cleanliness of shared areas.
Respectful Community Living: Participants are expected to respect others, personal boundaries, and shared household spaces.
Personal Responsibility: Participants are encouraged to maintain daily routines, manage personal needs, and practice independent living skills.
Community Cooperation: A supportive living environment that promotes positive interactions, consideration for others, and shared accountability.
Independence & Stability: Opportunities to develop daily living habits that support personal growth, independence, and housing stability.
Housing Expectations & Accountability: Clear household guidelines outlining participant responsibilities, respectful conduct, and expectations for continued participation.
Regular Participant Check-Ins: Scheduled non-clinical check-ins with RAD Supportive Living management to discuss housing stability, participant well-being, household concerns, personal goals, and additional resources that may support independent living.
Mandatory Room Inspections: Routine room inspections conducted by RAD Supportive Living management to ensure cleanliness, proper room maintenance, sanitation, and compliance with household safety guidelines. Participants are required to cooperate with scheduled inspections. Advance notice will be provided in accordance with applicable housing laws, except when emergency access is legally permitted.

All participants are expected to follow RAD Supportive Living's household guidelines and shared living expectations. Optional amenities and additional services may vary by housing arrangement and availability.

Housing Support Services

RAD Supportive Living provides non-clinical supportive housing focused on stabilization, daily structure, and transition planning.

Our participant support services are designed to promote personal accountability, encourage independence, and help participants work toward long-term housing stability and success.

Included Support Services

The following services are included in the standard housing program fee at no additional charge:

Housing Navigation & Transition Planning: Guidance in identifying housing opportunities, understanding housing requirements, and preparing for future independent housing arrangements.
Employment Readiness & Income Stability: Assistance connecting participants with employment resources, workforce development programs, and income-support opportunities.
Housing Stability Support: Routine participant check-ins, encouragement, and guidance to help participants maintain stable housing and meet program expectations.
Individual Goal Setting & Progress Tracking: Support with establishing personal goals, identifying achievable steps, and reviewing progress toward greater independence.
Community Resource Connections & Referrals: Information and referrals to local organizations offering food assistance, clothing, transportation resources, employment support, and other community services.
Basic Non-Medical Guidance: General guidance with daily routines, household responsibilities, organization, and independent living skills.

Optional Support Services

RAD Supportive Living also offers additional non-medical support services designed to provide participants with greater convenience and assistance with everyday household needs.

The following services are optional and available for an additional fee:

Laundry Assistance: Washing, drying, and folding personal clothing and linens.
Room Cleaning Assistance: Scheduled assistance with routine bedroom cleaning, organization, and maintaining a comfortable living space.
Meal Preparation Assistance: Assistance with preparing meals using participant-provided groceries and ingredients.
Meal Ordering & Delivery Coordination: Assistance with selecting, ordering, and arranging delivery of prepared meals through third-party meal delivery providers, including Meals on Wheels and other community meal programs, subject to eligibility and availability.
Transportation Assistance: Scheduled transportation for appointments, errands, employment-related needs, and other approved destinations.
Personal Essential Supplies: Convenient access to personal hygiene products, toiletries, and basic household necessities.

Our Commitment

RAD Supportive Living is committed to providing a respectful, structured, and supportive living environment that encourages independence, personal responsibility, and long-term housing stability.

RAD Supportive Living does not provide medical care, nursing services, or 24-hour medical supervision.

Accepted Payment Options

RAD Supportive Living accepts the following payment sources:

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

All payment sources must be verified and approved prior to move-in. NO CASH, CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are supportive services?

Supportive services are optional or referral-based resources designed to help residents maintain housing stability and improve overall well-being. These services are not medical treatment but may include:

Housing stability support
Case management referrals
Budgeting and financial guidance
Employment or workforce connection support
Transportation coordination (if available)
Community resource navigation
Life skills support and daily living structure

Supportive services are typically coordinated through partnerships with external providers, case managers, or referring agencies.

Are there any add-on services available if I need extra help?

Yes. RAD Supportive Living offers optional monthly add-on services for residents who want additional convenience and daily living support beyond the standard housing program.

These services are completely optional and are billed separately from the monthly program fee.

Is RAD Supportive Living a lease or program?

RAD Supportive Living provides program-based housing, not a traditional lease or rental agreement. Residents sign a Program Occupancy Agreement that outlines expectations, rules, and program participation requirements.

Does RAD run Background Checks?

Yes, all applicants are required to complete a criminal background check as part of the admissions process. Acceptance into the program is determined on a case-by-case basis and considers the safety and well-being of all participants and staff.

What types of housing do we offer?

RAD Supportive Living offers:

Shared living accommodations
Private room accommodations

Housing placement depends on availability, readiness, and program approval.

Can residents move from a shared bedrooms to a private room?

Yes. When appropriate and space is available, residents may be approved to transition from shared living to a private room. This transition is based on readiness, program compliance, and availability and is not guaranteed.

Can I be removed from the program?

Yes, RAD Housing programs are structured living environments and require residents to follow all program rules and community guidelines in order to maintain housing eligibility and remain in good standing. Failure to follow program rules may result in corrective action or loss of housing eligibility. This is a program NOT a lease.

Are visitors allowed in living spaces?

We love having friends and family visit! For everyone’s comfort and safety, visitors are welcome in our meeting area during visiting hours, located in the management office space. To ensure privacy, access to private living spaces is prohibited, but special arrangements can be made with management.

How long can someone stay in the program?

Length of stay is not fixed and depends on participants progress, program participation, and housing goals. RAD Supportive Living is designed to support stabilization and preparation for independent housing.

Does RAD Supportive Living provide medical or personal care?

No. RAD Supportive Living is non-clinical. Residents must be able to:

Manage medications independently
Perform personal care independently
Live safely in a shared environment

How does the referral process work?

Referrals may be submitted by agencies or individuals. Each referral is reviewed to determine program fit, availability, and readiness. Approved referrals move forward to intake and placement coordination.

Is housing guaranteed once referred?

No. Referral does not guarantee placement. All placements are subject to program approval, availability, and eligibility.

How do I apply?

To apply for housing, individuals must be referred by an approved professional or organization, such as:

Case managers
Social workers
Veteran service coordinators
Healthcare discharge planners
Community agencies
Workforce or housing programs
Behavioral health or support organizations

How does the Intake process work?

Referral received via phone, email, or website form
Phone screening with case manager or resident
Tour or virtual walkthrough
Review of house rules & expectations
Move-in date scheduled
Resident signs Participation Agreement and receives welcome packet

Who may not be a good fit for RAD Supportive Living?

RAD Supportive Living is designed for adults who can participate in a structured, supportive, and respectful shared living environment. The program may not be the appropriate level of support for individuals who:

Require 24-hour medical care, skilled nursing services, or ongoing clinical supervision
Need a secured, highly supervised, or institutional care setting
Present a current safety concern involving violence, threats, or behaviors that cannot be safely supported in a shared housing environment
Are actively engaging in illegal substance use that impacts personal safety, housing stability, or the community
Are unable or unwilling to follow basic program expectations, house guidelines, or respectful community standards
Require services beyond the non-clinical supportive housing model RAD Supportive Living provides