Transitional Housing

The TBRA (Tenant Based Rent Assistance) program is a transitional housing program that assist homeless families achieve self-sufficiency

The TBRA (Tenant Based Rent Assistance) program is a transitional housing program that assists homeless families achieve self-sufficiency. Families pay a percentage of their rent while families set life goals while participating in case management with a social worker and working to achieve goals. The main goals of the program are to secure permanent, affordable housing and family stabilization. Availability is based on qualifying criteria and budget constraints.

Transitional Housing Eligibility

Transitional housing provides rental assistance and housing services for low-income, families including elderly, disabled and handicapped households.

While in transitional housing programs, participants receive ongoing assistance with a broad range of needs. For many local citizens, transitional housing bridges the gap between homelessness and self-sufficiency.

Eligibility

  • One or two-parent households with dependent children under age 18.
  • Applicants must be homeless, low-income and working or attending school

The goal of the program is to assist families in achieving self-sufficiency and to secure permanent affordable housing and family stabilization. While in transitional housing, participants receive ongoing case management. For many, transitional housing bridges the gap between homelessness and self-sufficiency.

Call us at 360-533-5100 for further information.

Young Adult Transitional House

10 Furnished Units of affordable housing located in downtown Hoquiam. Units are available for Young Adults Aged 18-24 or emancipated youth aged 16 and up. Eligibility is based on current housing status. Dorm style living with an onsite Resident Advisor provides supportive independence. Services include case management, budgeting and financial assistance, and close proximity to Grays Harbor College.

Funding provided by Grays Harbor County Public Health