1. What is New Beginnings Hope Foundation?

New Beginnings Hope Foundation is a supportive housing and assistance program that helps adults experiencing homelessness or major life transitions regain stability, independence, and hope through safe housing and structured support.

2. Who do you serve?

We serve adults who are experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or transitioning from crisis situations and are seeking a stable, supportive living environment.

3. What services do you offer?

We offer:

  • Safe, clean, and structured housing

  • Independent or shared living options

  • Case management and referrals to community resources

  • Life-skills support (budgeting, daily living, goal setting)

  • Supportive guidance toward employment, benefits, or long-term housing

  • A stable environment focused on accountability and personal growth

4. Is this an emergency shelter?

No. New Beginnings Hope Foundation is not an emergency shelter. We provide supportive and transitional housing designed to help residents work toward long-term stability.

5. How long can someone stay in the program?

Length of stay varies based on individual needs, progress, and program availability. Our goal is to support residents as they work toward permanent housing or independent living.

6. Do you accept referrals?

Yes. We accept referrals from:

  • Homeless shelters

  • Case managers

  • Social service agencies

  • Hospitals and outreach programs

Self-referrals may also be considered based on availability.

7. Is there a cost to live at New Beginnings?

Yes. Residents are required to contribute toward housing costs based on income and program guidelines. We work to keep costs affordable and transparent. Housing costs start at $750 per month, and all utilities are included. This helps residents maintain affordable, stable housing while working toward long-term independence. Any additional fees or deposits will be clearly explained during the application process.

8. Do you accept individuals receiving SSI or SSDI?

Yes. Individuals receiving SSI or SSDI are welcome to apply and are encouraged to work with case management for ongoing support.

9. Are sobriety or recovery requirements in place?

Yes. Residents are expected to maintain a safe and respectful environment. Sobriety or active engagement in recovery may be required depending on the housing program.

10. Do you provide medical or mental health treatment?

No. We do not provide medical or mental health treatment on-site. However, we assist with referrals to appropriate healthcare and mental health providers in the community.

11. What is expected of residents?

Residents are expected to:

  • Follow house rules and program guidelines

  • Maintain respectful behavior toward staff and peers

  • Participate in goal-setting and supportive services

  • Work toward personal stability and independence

12. How do I apply or refer someone?

You can apply or submit a referral by contacting New Beginnings Hope Foundation directly or completing our application and waitlist process.

13. How can the community support New Beginnings Hope Foundation?

Community members can support us by:

  • Referring individuals in need

  • Partnering with us for services

  • Volunteering

  • Donating resources or funds