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Stabilization Housing Program

The Stabilization Housing Program offers rapid, short-term stabilizing housing for adults of all genders.

Grace Village
Helping Hand

     What is it?

Stabilization is a community-style transitional housing program for adults.  Not requiring detoxification services. They are seeking care  and may be awaiting or in between services on the treatment/housing continuum. They require rapid, short-term stabilizing housing that includes support in order to move towards their next step.

Program Expectations

The Stabilization Housing Program requires active and engaged program participation.

Participants are invited to:

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  • Abstain from all substances for the duration of the program. Smoking cessation is encouraged.

  • Take responsibility for their own journey and work collaboratively with staff to build a self-determined transitional plan.

  • Participate in all Stabilization groups and check-ins (morning and evening), as well as groups and psychoeducation as they are available (morning is required).

  • Connect with community supports.

  • Meet regularly with Stabilization staff to discuss their goals and post-stabilization planning.

  • Adhere to the 11pm curfew.

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Participants will be discharged if:

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  • They are no longer participating or working on their goals

  • They display any form of harassing, threatening or abusive behavior

      How does it work?

  • Accommodation available. Rooms are private, with shared, single-occupant shower/bathroom facilities.

  • Program length ranges, depending on a participant's   goals and progress.

  • 24-hour support is provided by program staff.

  • Limited nursing support is available for medication and medical concerns.

  • Psychiatric consults and assessments are available by physician referral.

  • All meals are provided.

  • Bedding and towels are supplied. Participants are not permitted to bring their own bedding.

  • Participants share a common living area, TV lounge and dining room.

  • No self-referrals accepted.

How do I apply?

A Referral Form is required for admission.

For more information,

call, email, or download a Referral Form and an application.

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