Adult Transitional Housing
Helping Women and Children Build Stable Futures
Catholic Charities Adult Transitional Housing provides temporary housing and supportive services for single women with children who are experiencing homelessness.
Located in St. Cloud, this voluntary program offers a safe and supportive environment while participants work toward permanent housing. Residents must maintain a chemical-free lifestyle and work closely with a case manager to develop a long-term stability plan. Regular meetings with staff help ensure accountability and progress toward individual goals.
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Domus Transitional Housing
Domus is a temporary, service-enriched transitional housing program for mothers age 18 and older who have custody of children ages 0-12. Through a supportive shared-living environment, residents work to overcome barriers, build life skills, and achieve long-term housing stability. The program emphasizes self-sufficiency, accountability, and goal setting, helping families prepare for successful transitions into permanent housing.
Housing
- The building is designed as a shared living community for women and children.
- There are two independent units each having a shared living room, kitchen, and dining space
- Each independent unit accommodates up to three women and their children
- Families are welcome to stay for up to a year as long as they adhere to program guidelines.
Long Term Stability Plan
- Work with a case manager to develop and follow a long-term stability plan.
- Maintain employment, pursue financial stability, and follow a monthly budget.
- Participate in parenting programs and work toward family goals.
- Engage in recommended support services, including counseling, chemical dependency aftercare, and mental health services,
Referrals and Fees
- Residents contribute a monthly program fee up to 30% of their income ($150-$400) to maintain affordability.
- Participants are encouraged to save additional earnings in a long-term stability account managed by staff. These savings help ensure residents have resources when transitioning to permanent housing.
- We welcome referrals from both mothers seeking housing and any working professionals supporting them.