| Transitional Housing |
| Transitional housing
is temporary housing. It offers the individual an opportunity to live in a structured environment while working towards transitioning back into the community. |
| CAARE provides safe and
affordable transitional housing for people infected by HIV/AIDS who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless. By establishing a mentor environment and providing linkages to healthcare and supportive services, we help these residents reach their ultimate goal of living in permanent housing. |
| Services offered
to transitional housing residents include: · Private room (with three common areas shared by two other residents) · Self-care maintenance · In-house quality assurance nurse · Referrals to healthcare services and community agencies · Nutritionist · Opportunities to volunteer · Consumer education · Basic computer skills orientation · Help in finding and training for a job · Help in locating permanent housing · HIV/AIDS education and empowerment |
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Males who are infected
with HIV/AIDS, and who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless
may apply for transitioning housing. |
How long can a person stay at a CAARE transitional house? Length of residency is determined by individual need and is reassessed in accordance with each resident's program agreement. |
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If you are eligible for transitional housing
and would like to receive an application: Click here
to print a transitional
housing application
and mail it to CAARE, Inc. at: |
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