Sex Offender Housing of Florida is home to men who have served their time and simply want to move on with their life. We house ex-offenders who are doing their best to stay clean and green.

Our Services We offer referrals to neighboring agencies to ensure our participants have adequate resources which will assist in higher social functioning. Along with coordination of services, we also offer transitional housing in a homelike residential setting to those who are at risk of homelessness.

Aphesis House, Inc. is a safe, sober, and supportive living environment for men seeking recovery after seasons of incarceration, addiction, and homelessness. Our holistic approach is designed to provide for the basic needs of residents while also offering personal and professional development services designed to empower them to transition into lives of dignity, self-sufficiency, and reconciliation. Regardless of your past, there is hope for your future. If you or someone you care about is looking to take the next step towards recovery, please give us a call today.

Christian; can only accept residents of Idaho/ those released from Idaho institutions.

The Mobile Home Park is owned by Jason Shirley. It is Registrant Citizen Friendly please contact Jason on 276-524-2071 for pricing and information.

Services We Provide ​Onsite Laundry Probation Transportation Medical Transportation Birth Certificate Assistance Social Security Card Assistance State ID or Drivers License Assistance Mentoring Financial Budgeting Education Community Service Assistance Church Service Transportation Food Stamp Application Assistance Mental Health Services Assistance

Over the years, Catholic Charities staff and volunteers continued to monitor the needs of central and northern Arizona communities and responded by providing life-changing services that protect and nurture children, help strengthen families and assist individuals in crisis - growing to serve communities. We continue the thread of our early work today by delivering services in foster care, adoption and pregnancy counseling, North Star Youth Partnership and Westside Head Start early education. Over the years in response to community needs, our agency has grown to serve veterans and their families, sex-trafficked survivors, victims of domestic abuse, refugees and those experiencing homelessness. Working with our affiliate, Housing for Hope, we provide affordable housing, as well as the resources and services individuals and families need to feel at home in their community.

Founded 35 years ago, CASS is the largest and longest serving homeless emergency shelter provider in Arizona. Both our adult and family shelters operate at full capacity 24/7, 365 days of the year. Serving the entire Phoenix metropolitan area, CASS is a regional solution to homelessness, working to fill service gaps and help thousands of people transform their lives, get a roof over their head, a job, and a chance at a new life. LEADERSHIP Lisa Glow, JD Chief Executive Officer With more than two decades experience in nonprofit leadership, Ms. Glow is a graduate of the James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona. Early in her career she practiced law with the international law firms of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, and Steptoe & Johnson. Working for former Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano as a senior policy advisor and director of the Governor’s Office for Children, Youth and Families, she was able to see firsthand the needs of our citizens. Ms. Glow recently ran a consul

We create second chances for men, women, and their loved ones to overcome the stigma of incarceration, regain purpose in their lives, and build a better tomorrow for all. Mailing Address Post Office Box 3351 Chattanooga, TN 37404-0351 Physical Address 2007 E 27th Street Suite 200 Chattanooga, TN 37407-1040 (423) 266-1888 (phone/fax) info@chattanoogaendeavors.com To many people, the relationship between crime and employment is a matter of common sense. However, research tells a more complicated story. Those who remain crime free after prison, in general, have more positive attitudes about employment, get along better with their coworkers, and are more receptive to supervision than their re-offending peers. However, these qualities are not developed as a result of employment. They must be in place first. Punchy slogans like “better off working” and “nothing stops a bullet like a job” are quick to engage the popular imagination – however, evidence about what really works points in a di

The Chattanooga Rescue Mission has been in the city of Chattanooga ministering to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the homeless in our community since 1975. Our Steps of Faith Discipleship Program (SDP) exists to help those in need of overcoming drug and alcohol addictions. Our facilities enable us to house 46 men in our shelter and 10 in our men’s SDP dormitory. The women’s shelter can accommodate 23 women. This enables us to house a total of 73 men and women in our shelters and SDP program. Last year we served about 34,000 meals and supplied about 25,000 beds for our guests. At the Chattanooga Rescue Mission, we believe that God’s Word has all the answers to man’s sin problem. It is our goal to share God’s saving grace with all of our guests. One of the first steps in this process is providing food, shelter and clothing to those in need. As we meet these basic needs, we pray that God will open their hearts to any spiritual needs that they may have. The Chatt

3-day limit shelter. Church on the Street,a nonprofit organization since 1985, was actually birthed in Pastor Walt's heart in 1978, when he began preaching on the Phoenix streets. In that same year, he rented three small houses for the homeless and began our first discipleship program.

By clicking on the "Sex Offenders" tab you can search by state and city to find where other registrants are living. A grouping can tell you if an apartment, group home, or other housing is available to registrants.

City Walk Urban Mission works with the homeless and ex-offenders providing basic human needs and transitional and supportive housing focused on re-entry. While we assist some with housing in a group setting, to others, we provide food, clothing, hygiene, friendship, and counseling. ‍ That’s what City Walk aims to do. We try to change our community one life at a time. If WE can take away the stress of where to live and what to eat so THEY can focus on what is important, their walk with Christ and bettering themselves will eventually be a testimony to others.

Main Office Colorado Coalition for the Homeless 2111 Champa Street Denver, CO 80205 Phone: (303) 293-2217 Fax: (303) 293-2309 Email: info@coloradocoalition.org Employment Opportunities To apply for an open position, please visit our Job Listings page. For questions related to employment, contact: careers@coloradocoalition.org For Housing For families experiencing homelessness seeking housing, please contact: fssintake@coloradocoalition.org For individuals experiencing homelessness seeking housing, please contact: mdickson@coloradocoalition.org Health Services Stout Street Health Center 2130 Stout Street Denver, CO 80205 Phone: (303) 293-2220 Fax: (303) 293-3977 Pharmacy Refills Phone: (303) 293-6516 Mental Health Triage Phone: (303) 293-6512 Dental Clinic Phone: (303) 312-9703 Eye Clinic Phone: (303) 293-2220, ext 1524 Medical Records Fax: (303) 296-8826 Psychiatry Department Fax: (303) 293-6511 Directions and Parking Public Transportation If you are using public transportatio

Public Housing in Columbus, Ohio, is a program managed and operated by CMHA, a federally funded organization designed to benefit eligible low-income families, seniors and persons with disabilities. CMHA administers the public housing program via various properties we own and operate. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), there are approximately 1.3 million households living in “public housing,” which is managed by some 3,300 Housing Authorities across the U.S. Persons interested in applying for CMHA housing may do so by contacting each property individually. All properties have a site based waitlist for housing that opens and closes as needed. Please contact any property in the listings below to inquire if they are accepting new applications to the waitlist. Our Mission: CMHA helps people access affordable housing through collaborative partnerships to develop, renovate, and maintain housing; promote neighborhood revitalization; and assist residents in

Our History Community Housing Network (CHN) was founded in 1987. Since that time, the organization has provided permanent supportive housing (PSH) for thousands of people challenged with mental health conditions, addiction disorders and histories of homelessness. PSH is housing with linkages to services that help residents successfully maintain housing and flourish in other areas of their lives. Support services include social enrichment activities, behavioral health care, primary care, employment training and benefit management. CHN was established by the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County to be its housing agency for people with long-term mental health conditions who are able to live independently in the community with supportive services. In 1998, CHN expanded its mission to provide affordable housing for people with disabilities related to addiction, including people who are or have been chronically homeless. CHN’s success is housing chronically homeless ind

Our Mission Provide quality affordable housing Link residents with resources that stabilize their housing Assist residents to move beyond poverty where possible Our Vision Build a replicable, national model of transformational affordable housing. Our StoryCommunity Properties of Ohio In 2003, Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing (OCCH) acquired the largest portfolio of scattered site project-based Section 8 rental housing in the nation. With 250 buildings across seven inner-city Columbus neighborhoods, these units had historically struggled with poor maintenance, high crime, and residents living in severe poverty with limited social and financial resources. OCCH became involved with this portfolio at the request of Campus Partners for Urban Redevelopment, an affiliate of The Ohio State University. Campus Partners was concerned about the high concentration of dilapidated units in the portfolio located in Weinland Park, the neighborhood adjacent to the university, and had s

Desert Manna provides over 55,000 services a year to High Desert residents in the San Bernardino County. Impressum Desert Manna operates Food Bank and Fresh Produce Market services, Job Training and Housing Programs for children, low income families, seniors and veterans. Company Overview Desert Manna is a 501c3 nonprofit agency operating throughout San Bernardino County, headquartered in Barstow, CA. We provide support services to children, at-risk-youth, homeless, and low-income families and veterans.

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A New Leaf is a critical resource in the Valley, providing homeless shelters, affordable housing, basic needs, and comprehensive services that support vulnerable families in Arizona. From children’s programs, to family counseling, to emergency shelter, A New Leaf serves those experiencing the housing crisis that is devastating our community.

Hope for Homeless & Hungry Individuals Faith Mission is one of the largest homeless shelters in Columbus, Ohio. Each year, Faith Mission provides more than 90,000 nights of shelter to men, women and veterans and serves three meals a day to anyone who is experiencing homelessness. No matter their situation, when a person arrives at Faith Mission, they are treated fairly, with dignity and without judgment.

The FC-RAB is charged with creating safer neighborhoods and more productive residents by increasing the success rates of ex-offenders transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions back into the community. We hope the resources listed on this page are a valuable resource toward achieving that vision. General Assistance Juvenile Assistance If you are in a housing/shelter crisis: 24/7 intake for single men and single women is done over the phone by HandsOn Central Ohio. Call 888.474.3587 for intake. Intake for families and children is done over the phone by HandsOn Central Ohio. Call 888.474.3587 for intake. National and Online Resources for Homelessness For the purposes of this page, we divide housing into the following categories: Shelters Free places to stay if you have nowhere else to go, shelters are not intended for long-term stays. Supportive & Transitional Housing A combination of housing and supportive social services (co

Friends of the Homeless provides support to homeless men and women through emergency shelter, transitional and supportive housing programs Since 1983, Friends of the Homeless has provided our fellow citizens who are experiencing a homeless crisis with the opportunity to reestablish themselves as members of the Columbus community. As a program of Southeast, Inc. since 2006, Friends has retained its role in the community and maintained the mission and vision that was established in 1983. MEN'S SHELTER ​This essential program provides shelter to 130 men, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Men’s Emergency Shelter provides basic life-sustaining services while residents work to rebuild their lives. Residents work with the Navigator program that assists them in finding housing. To access emergency shelter services in Franklin County please call 614-274-7000

Hand Up Ministries is a Faith based prison after-care program for men and women that have just been released from prison. We offer a “Hand Up” NOT a “Hand Out”. We provide housing complete with utilities, transportation, meals, clothing, hygiene products and, most importantly, a structured environment to help these men and women re-adjust to society. We offer 24/7 addiction recovery & support with weekly group meetings and weekly individual counseling as needed. We have classes twice each week to strengthen character development, life skills and others as needed by the individual. Residents are encouraged to attend the church of their choice. We help residents find permanent employment or if they are unable to work, we help to get Social Security and/or Veterans Benefits started. Our goal is to assist them in being able to support themselves so that they do not remain homeless. We charge a nominal program fee after permanent employment or other support has been established. https

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Homeport is committed to closing the housing gap by at least 250 individuals per year through profitable Low-Income Housing Tax Credit development. Homeport creates strong communities by developing quality, affordable homes on a cornerstone of dignity, security and opportunity. We are committed to closing the housing gap for low-to-moderate income individuals, families and seniors making 100 percent or less of the area median income, with special emphasis on residents making 60 PERCENT area median income or less, which is $45,840 for a family of four.

Sex Offender housing available

program services 8745 W 14th Ave Lakewood, CO 80215 Appointment Line: 720.215.4850

A premier Transitional Recovery program for the person recovering from addiction of chemical or alcohol abuse, or a person on parole or probation that exhibits positive behavior. We are located in Mesa, Arizona. All properties are government registered and approved residential homes in family oriented neighborhoods, are furnished and decorated in a homelike manner. The concept of our recovery program is RESPONSIBILITY. Each program participant is reviewed on a regular basis for their recovery activities. Our key staff personnel are advocates for the advanced development of the participant’s job skills and personal development skills.

The collaboration of all the social services on one Campus allows the HSC to uniquely help individuals experiencing homelessness in Maricopa County. Located in downtown Phoenix on 13 acres with seven buildings hosting 15 partners, nearly half of the services on the Campus are housed within the Lodestar Day Resource Center.

Housing Counseling – Certified HUD sponsored counseling agency providing free or low cost advice on buying a home, renting, default, foreclosure avoidance, credit issues or reverse mortgages. Locations: Central City Lutheran Mission, South Bay / Long Beach, Orange County, Riverside County, Rural San Bernardino County, San Diego County, San Fernando Valley, Avanti/San Gabriel Valley, Ventura County Permanent Supportive/Rapid Re-Housing – Combines low-barrier affordable housing, health care, and supportive services to help individuals and families lead more stable lives. Locations: Central City Lutheran Mission, South Bay / Long Beach, Riverside County, Ventura County

New Directions Ministry 509 North Loraine Street Midland, TX 79702 No website available - Call: 432-686-9140

A Hand Up Not a hand out New Hope Village, Inc. first opened its doors in 1999. In 2001,we became our own 501c3 and have been going strong ever since. Changing lives and giving hope! At New Hope Village we offer safe, decent and affordable apartments and homes to support the homeless. We have maintained an 96% success rate in moving clients from homelessness to self-sufficiency and permanent housing. Our program is designed to help motivated families and individuals get back on their feet and overcome situational & lifestyle choices that have resulted in homelessness. Clients are taught responsibility, integrity, budgeting, time management, life skills, and community service. We have 10 apartments and 2 houses to assist MOTIVATED families and individuals in gaining self-sufficiency!

New Name Ministries has been ministering to ex-offenders from all walks of life since 2004. Though known nationally as being successful in residential reentry ministry for sex offenders, New Name believes their Christ centered program can also successfully impact non-sex offenders seeking to reenter society through their program of accountability and application of God’s word to their lives. This is God's ministry, that’s why it works so well. We are honored and privileged to steward such a significant and timely reflection of God's heart for the outcasts of society, sex offenders; as well as those who suffer in silence, the families (collateral victims) and victims. We believe that Christians are called to re-present the loving kindness of God, and, to bring His transforming Kingdom culture of Heaven to earth. This being so, we believe He is glorified by the redemption of outcasts and victims alike. Those (both victim and perpetrators alike) set free from the bondage of sin are truly

affordable registrant housing in Kane, Lake, Will, & Winnebago Counties, Illinois NewDay Apartments specializes in providing housing to sex offenders required to register under 730 ILCS 150. Every day that a registrant lives crime-free is a victory for the registrant, the community, and victims of abuse worldwide. NewDay measures its success with the OFD, or Offense-Free Day: one day for each NewDay tenant that does not commit a new sex offense. Because every day that communities are protected is a victory for NewDay. NewDay's mission is to reduce our registrants' recidivism rate to 0%. Yes, 0%. And since our founding in 2016, we have accomplished exactly that. Every day, the number of OFDs grows along with community safety & security, NewDay's #1 goal.

We are strategically and centrally located within walking distance of Cumberland University, the Square, a myriad of churches, and companies hiring the people we assist. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We look forward to working with and assisting you. Veteran Services -Temporary shelter -Clothing -Referrals to a range of community and VA assistance resources Prison and Re-Entry Services -Correspondence with Inmates -Partnership with Law Enforcement and Correctional Agencies -Initial Point of Contact for Newly Released Offenders Job Services -Job Search, Placement, Job Training and Retention Services -Dress for your Next Step -Partnerships/Resources from Local Employers and Staffing Agencies Budgeting, Home Management, and Personal Finances -Couponing, Menu Planning, and Cooking Classes -Budgeting Mentoring -Life Skills Training and Community Referrals Transportation Ministry -Bike to Work Program -Six Weeks of Rides to Work Clothing -Emergen

Residential Property Rentals FOR SEX OFFENDERS Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday By Appointment Sunday Closed

When people face homelessness, Old Pueblo Community Services offers housing, counseling and support services to help them transform their lives. Old Pueblo Community Services offers a full Continuum of Services from Outreach to Supportive Housing. Old Pueblo adheres to Housing First principals across all levels of housing offered. Housing First means ending homelessness by providing long-term homeless individuals with dignified housing, without barriers such as pets or partners or active addictions, so they are no longer living on the streets or in shelters.

No email listed. An application is here: https://outreachreentryministry.org/application. Scroll to bottom to contact online.

Offers housing, jobs and training for felons and registrants. Re-entry services. Everett, Seattle, Tacoma areas in WA.

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Landlord: Chris Downing

Join Us in the Fight Reset Missouri understands that some people need a helping hand and almost everyone deserves a second chance. All human beings should be given the opportunity to make a contribution to society while living a success life. With your volunteer and financial support, Reset Missouri will be able to help a select group of individuals to achieve that goal. Please click on one of the buttons below to learn more about Reset Missouri or to give a tax deductible donation. Reset Missouri is a Nonprofit 501(c)3 charitable organization.

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Welcome to H.O.S.T. Transition Services H.O.S.T. is dedicated to helping all offenders as well as their families and other supporters. Our primary focus is for sex offenders because they are the one group of offenders that don't currently receive any type of support. We are advocates for all sex offender issues including sex offender residency restrictions which restrict the eligibility for sex offender housing, sex offender registration, and sex offender supervision including probation, parole, or CRD (conditional release). H.O.S.T. does not condone any form of criminal activity. What we support is the transition of offenders who are law abiding and committed to changing their life for the better. Offenders are in your community, the choice to support them or not is yours. We feel that supporting offenders is not only beneficial to them, but perhaps more importantly beneficial to the entire community. Giving them a chance at success is what reduces their risk of reoffending. D

South Mountain Assisted Living is an assisted living facility in Phoenix, AZ. South Mountain Assisted Living offers activities at their location for residents. These activities generally allow residents to maintain healthy lifestyles by encouraging movement and socializing with their peers. Being able to chat with other residents becomes an important part of many peoples' lives and South Mountain Assisted Living offers common spaces indoors to support that need. The benefit of living in an assisted living community is that making meals can be costly and time consuming process so South Mountain Assisted Living provides meals for residents. Staff is awake and available 24 hours a day so if any emergencies occur no matter the time, there will be someone ready to help. Making sure residents with diabetes monitor their insulin levels is clearly an important task and South Mountain Assisted Living can help with that task. If a resident needs assistance moving from a bed to a wheelchair, th

The EXIT Program ® (Ex-offenders in Transition) is a 90-day independent living program that helps offenders in Ohio make a successful transition to the community upon release from prison or jail. The EXIT Program® is operated and managed by NISRE, Inc. (Nothing Into Something Real Estate, Inc.)- a faith, based, non-profit organization that has been successfully serving the community with the re-integration of offenders from prison since 2002. NISRE, Inc. is licensed by The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, with whom we contract to provide housing to formerly incarcerated individuals upon release from prison in a community residential setting. NISRE, Inc. holds certification by The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction as a certified Sex Offender Program.

Male registrants from GA only, housing in Fulton and Dekalb County

Lincoln House Mission To provide continued support for individuals in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. To create sustainable life styles through continued treatment, classes, and support. To help individuals create opportunities for themselves and their families by generating healthy, self-sustaining life styles, and becoming positive members of society. Through successful recoveries from drug and alcohol addiction, we are building healthier neighborhoods for stronger communities. Contact: Geven Sutherland (509) 218-2331 Email Application to the Housing Specialist lincolnhousegs@outlook

The Potter’s House Substance Abuse Center (TPHSAC) is an outpatient substance abuse Treatment Program. Our objective is to provide clinically sound outpatient substance abuse treatment to men and women 18 and older of all ethnic groups , who are experiencing substance use disorders (abuse, dependency), including education of criminal offenders. TPHSAC’s programming objective is to meet the needs of the referring agencies as well as being culturally responsive to the minority/African-American population of substance abusers and criminal offenders. TPHSAC employs only licensed substance abuse counselors. Each counselor shares the founder’s passion and commitment to healing lives.

TTAP | Turrill Transitional Assistance Program Turrill Transitional Assistance Program has been providing housing services to homeless for twelve years and is an IRS determined 501(c)3 charitable organization. Turrill staff and board members work in collaboration with the Veterans Administration Loma Linda Healthcare System (VALLHS) to provide a wrap-around of outpatient services. The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs has awarded us a capital grant and a core grant to assist homeless veterans being serviced by the Loma Linda Veterans Hospital. Turrill provides an evaluation of immediate physical and/or psychological need and transportation to services, temporary housing, which includes their own bed, bedding, hygiene kit, shower/bath facilities, food and phone. Turrill’s housing program includes working with a case manager to plan and maintain a healthier, more productive lifestyle. New residents work with their case manager to become employed and/or enrolled in job training or high

Unbroken Dreams offers a unique housing solution through a shared motel room program, where participants are paired two to a room in a stable, supportive environment. In addition to housing, participants gain access to a life skills program featuring mentorship, essential skills classes, and ongoing encouragement. We go beyond housing to help individuals with employment opportunities, family reconnection, and supportive groups, providing a holistic approach to rebuilding lives. This program is designed to empower participants on their journey to independence and success.