Transitional Housing

We have leased the first floor of a building in the University District. It houses up to eleven women, each in her own bedroom with attached bathroom, as well as a unit that serves as a studio unit for two of our residents. The rooms are designed in clusters, with four to five bedrooms grouped around small kitchens and living areas. Hallways connect all the suites.

Elizabeth Gregory Home provides a safe place for women leaving shelters to find the support and guidance they need to get back on their feet. We offer 24-hour care and support services for six months to two years to prepare our guests to live independently and thus reduce their risk of returning to the streets.

A professionally trained staff coordinates the program and manages the facility. We collaborate with other agencies to offer residents meals, healthcare, therapeutic counseling, spiritual enrichment, job training, money management, computer skills training, addiction recovery treatment, cooking and art classes, advocacy and referral services, follow-up, and networking support. Both the facility and the program are designed to meet the therapeutic needs of women in transition. Elizabeth Gregory Home functions as a household, with residents sharing the responsibilities and support of a community experience.

Prospective residents are interviewed and selected by a careful intake process that ensures that our guests are committed to setting goals, developing self-esteem, and breaking the cycle of homelessness. Elizabeth Gregory Home endeavors to be an important part of the community and a good neighbor to those around us. For questions about the program, please contact us at (206) 729-0262.

Please fill out all components of application:
Coverletter
Checklist
Application
Provider Referral
Background Check