Elisa Waldon

A Transitional Living Home is a supportive environment designed for individuals, often young adults or those exiting various forms of care (like foster care or rehabilitation programs), to help them develop life skills and gain independence. Residents typically receive guidance in areas such as budgeting, job searching, and personal development, while living in a communal setting. The goal is to provide a safe space that fosters personal growth and prepares individuals for successful, independent living in the community.