FAQ
Housing Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most from applicants, families, and referring professionals.
We serve independent adult men — primarily men rebuilding after incarceration and men 65+ living on Social Security, disability, VA or other reliable fixed income. Residents must be able to live independently.
Yes. Criminal history alone does not disqualify an applicant. Every applicant is reviewed individually based on their full situation.
Yes, when the residence is compatible with the individual's supervision requirements. Residence approval and eligibility may depend on the applicant's specific supervision conditions and approval by the appropriate supervising authority. Applicants remain fully responsible for complying with all parole, probation, registration, geographic and residence-approval requirements.
We consider Social Security retirement, SSDI, SSI, VA disability or pension, employment income, and other verifiable retirement or guaranteed monthly income.
Yes, both SSI and SSDI are considered as qualifying income sources.
Yes, Social Security retirement income is considered.
Yes, VA disability and pension income are considered.
Yes, Humble Haven Housing provides furnished housing.
No. Humble Haven Housing is independent transitional and shared housing — not assisted living, a nursing home, or a licensed personal-care facility.
No. We do not provide medical care, personal-care assistance, medication administration, or clinical treatment. Residents must be able to manage their own daily living independently.
Yes. Social workers, discharge planners, parole/probation professionals, case managers, hospitals, veteran and senior-services organizations, and family members can all submit a referral online or by calling (346) 600-9528.
Submit an inquiry or referral online, or call (346) 600-9528. We'll review the situation and let you know about current availability.
Still Have Questions?
We're happy to talk through your specific situation.