We offer a 6-12 month residential program that includes:

The Vella Haven Village Program Structure

Phase 1 — Stabilization & Accountability (0–30 Days)

During the first phase, residents focus on creating stability and adapting to a structured environment.

Includes:

  • Intake & goal planning

  • House orientation

  • Weekly peer support sessions

  • Employment search assistance

  • Resume building

  • Budgeting basics

  • Recovery meeting participation

  • Accountability check-ins

  • Community expectations & routines

Goals:

  • Obtain identification/documents

  • Create a personal development plan

  • Establish healthy routines

  • Begin employment or education planning

Phase 2 — Growth & Development (1–6 Months)

Residents begin developing life skills and working toward long-term stability.

Includes:

  • Employment readiness

  • GED, college, or trade support

  • Credit & financial literacy classes

  • Case management/care coordination

  • Self-care & wellness development

  • Community service participation

  • Continued recovery support

  • Conflict resolution & communication skills

Goals:

  • Maintain employment or school enrollment

  • Build healthy habits and routines

  • Increase financial responsibility

  • Strengthen independence and accountability

Phase 3 — Transition & Independent Living (6–12 Months)

Residents prepare for independent living with continued support and guidance.

Includes:

  • Housing transition planning

  • Savings & budgeting goals

  • Job retention support

  • Leadership opportunities within the program

  • Community resource referrals

  • Independent living preparation

  • Ongoing mentorship and support

Goals:

  • Secure stable income

  • Develop a long-term housing plan

  • Demonstrate independent living skills

  • Successfully transition into the next stage of life

Weekly Peer Support Sessions
Case Management/ Care Coordination
Life skills groups
Employment readiness

What We Provide:

  • Structured transitional housing

  • Accountability and weekly check-ins

  • Support with probation and parole compliance

  • Employment readiness and job placement support

  • Assistance obtaining identification and documentation

  • Life skills development

  • Recovery-focused support services

  • Referrals to community resources

Your Questions, Answered

  • Our life skills services focus on building the everyday skills needed to maintain housing stability and personal responsibility. Participants receive guidance and support in areas such as communication, time management, conflict resolution, personal organization, financial awareness, and healthy daily routines. Life skills development is delivered through group sessions, accountability check-ins, and practical application to real-life situations.

  • We support participants in preparing for and maintaining employment by offering workforce readiness assistance and employment-related accountability. This includes resume support, job search guidance, interview preparation, work readiness habits, and coordination with local workforce agencies and employers. Participants are encouraged to actively pursue employment while receiving structured support and follow-up.

  • Case management services are provided to help participants identify goals, address barriers, and access community resources. This includes intake assessments, individualized goal planning, service referrals, progress monitoring, and ongoing support. We work collaboratively with community partners, case managers, and agencies to ensure participants are connected to appropriate services that support long-term stability.

  • Peer support services provide encouragement, accountability, and shared understanding through peer-led groups and structured check-ins. Participants engage in group discussions focused on recovery support, personal growth, responsibility, and positive decision-making. Peer support is non-clinical and designed to foster connection, motivation, and mutual encouragement within a supportive environment.

  • Yes. Participation in supportive services is an important part of the program. These services are designed to support personal growth, accountability, and long-term stability. The level of participation may vary based on individual needs and circumstances.

  • Length of stay varies based on individual progress, program guidelines, and housing availability. The program is designed to support participants while they work toward stability and independence, with the goal of transitioning to long-term housing when appropriate.

  • Vella Haven Homes operates using Level II supervision and accountability standards. This includes structured house rules, program oversight, participant accountability, and ongoing monitoring designed to support stability, safety, and successful outcomes.

  • Supportive services provided by Vella Haven Homes are non-clinical and do not replace licensed medical, mental health, or therapeutic care. Services may vary based on individual needs and available community resources.

  • Vella Haven Homes provides structured supportive services designed to promote stability, accountability, and long-term independence. Services are offered through a combination of direct support, group-based programming, and coordinated community partnerships.

  • Participants receive structured support through a combination of housing oversight, case management, life skills development, workforce support, and peer support. Expectations are clearly outlined, progress is monitored, and accountability is maintained through regular check-ins and program guidelines. Our goal is to provide a stable environment that encourages responsibility, personal growth, and long-term independence.

  • No. Vella Haven Homes does not provide clinical, medical, or licensed mental health treatment. Our services are non-clinical and focus on housing stability, life skills development, accountability, and supportive services. When clinical, medical, or specialized care is needed, participants are referred to trusted community partners and licensed providers. We assist with coordination and follow-up to support continuity of care.

  • Vella Haven Homes is a good fit for adults who are seeking stable housing in a structured, supportive environment and are willing to participate in program expectations. Participants should be open to accountability, personal growth, and working toward independence. The program is designed for individuals who benefit from guidance, routine, and supportive services while maintaining respect for the home, the community, and fellow residents.

  • Referrals may be submitted by community agencies, case managers, social workers, reentry programs, domestic violence advocates, or through self-referral. All referrals are reviewed to determine program fit and housing availability. Once a referral is received, an intake process is completed to assess needs, expectations, and readiness for participation. Placement is based on availability and alignment with program guidelines.

  • Participants are expected to follow house rules, respect the property, engage in program services, and maintain accountability throughout their stay. This includes participation in supportive services, adherence to occupancy guidelines, respectful behavior, and cooperation with program staff. The program emphasizes responsibility, stability, and progress toward personal goals.

  • Vella Haven Homes provides structured housing, program oversight, case management, life skills development, workforce support, and peer support. Services are delivered through group sessions, check-ins, and coordinated support designed to promote stability and independence.

  • The property is actively managed with clear rules, routine oversight, and expectations for cleanliness and care. Participants are required to respect the home and report maintenance concerns promptly. Our goal is to protect the property while maintaining a safe and stable living environment.