Flagship program · Opening 2027
Transitional apartments for veterans with disabilities in the Phoenix metro
Six transitional apartments where veterans regain stability and build a clear path to permanent housing — with dignity, and a place of their own.
Our first apartments
Our first project is six transitional apartments for veterans with disabilities in the Phoenix metro. Each resident has their own apartment — a private, stable place of their own — with case management and support close at hand. It's transitional housing: a real home base for the time it takes to reach a permanent one.
Homely provides housing, case management, and connection to VA and community services. We do not provide medical, clinical, or behavioral health treatment; instead, we help residents reach the services and benefits they're entitled to.
To protect our residents' privacy and safety, we do not publish the addresses of our homes.
Structure that steadies
Stability comes from a place of your own, plus the right support around it. Our program is built to provide both.
Your own apartment
Each resident has their own private apartment — a stable, dignified place of their own, not a shared bedroom.
Case management
A dedicated case manager works with each resident on goals, benefits, and connection to VA and community services.
Individual Housing Plan
Every resident builds a personal plan with clear steps toward permanent housing, income, and stability.
Employment focus
We help residents pursue work, training, or benefits — income is the foundation of lasting housing.
Connection to services
We connect residents to VA and community resources — benefits, healthcare, counseling, and job support.
A move-in-ready start
Each apartment is furnished and ready, so a resident walks into a real home from their first night.
Length of stay
90 days, renewable
Participation is reviewed every 90 days and can be renewed for up to 24 months as a resident works toward permanent housing.
Program fee
30% of income
Residents contribute a program fee of 30% of their income, building the habit and budget of paying for housing.
The goal
Permanent housing
From the first night, every plan points toward a stable, permanent home — and the income and support to keep it.
Who we serve
A resident in our program is generally someone who is:
- A veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces
- 18 years or older
- Experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of it
- Living with a disability
- Able to live independently in their own apartment
Not sure if someone qualifies? Reach out — we'll talk it through with you and their case manager.
Who we can't serve
Because we provide housing and case management — not clinical care — our program is not the right fit for everyone. We are not able to serve:
- People who need 24/7 medical, nursing, or clinical supervision
- People who need a level of care beyond independent living in an apartment
When we aren't the right fit, we do our best to point people and their case managers toward a program that is.
Case managers
Working with a veteran who'll need housing? Introduce your agency now — we're building our referral network ahead of our 2027 opening and respond within two business days.
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