Volunteers of America's transitional housing programs are operated with one goal in mind — to help individuals successfully break the cycle of homelessness.

Our programs serve diverse populations — from women recovering from alcoholism or fleeing domestic violence to teens who have spent years on the streets or who about to turn eighteen and become ineligible for foster care.

Both our individual apartments and group-living programs include intensive case management, giving individuals the support they need to rebuild their lives — taking classes, finding jobs, learning how to live independently.

Alexandria's House for pregnant and parenting teens

Aston-Bleck Apartments for young women

Flaherty House for young men

R & R House for homeless veterans