Residential Programs
In Pursuit of self-sufficiency
Talbot House offers two short-term residential programs which provide case management and educational opportunities for adults experiencing homelessness. These programs last six to 24 months, depending on the individual, and take place within a structured, sober-living environment.
Individuals considering the Renewal Program come to us with a variety of hopes and needs. Our team is committed to developing personalized success strategies and offering a wide range of resources to help renew the life trajectory of those experiencing homelessness.
Case management staff are trained in substance abuse, mental health, trauma, and crisis intervention. We hold classes which teach a variety of evidence-based interventions such as cognitive and behavior therapy, substance abuse rehabilitation counseling, skills-based training, anger management and coping skills, dialectical behavior training, mindfulness, understanding brain functioning, and spirituality.
Renewal program
The Renewal program serves men and women who have chronic issues with homelessness, including substance abuse and mental health issues, to regain a productive and meaningful life.
Individuals considering the Renewal program come to us with a variety of hopes and needs. Our team is committed to developing personalized success strategies and offering a wide range of resources to help renew the life trajectory of those experiencing homeless.
Case management staff are trained in substance abuse, mental health, trauma-informed care, and crisis intervention. We hold classes that teach a variety of evidence-based interventions such as cognitive and behavior therapy, substance abuse rehabilitation counseling, skills-based training, anger management and coping skills, mindfulness, and spirituality.
The program is designed to provide enrolled clients with assistance with birth certificates, driver’s license reinstatement, educational advancement, spiritual growth opportunities, as well as employment training, placement, and financial education through our Solutions program.
Savings & Transition Economic Program (STEP)
STEP (“Savings & Transition Economic Program”) provides those experiencing homelessness who have an income with a place to stay. The goal of this program is to empower clients to save the necessary funds to get back on their feet and once again secure their own housing.
This program is geared toward people who do not have long-term issues with homelessness, substance abuse, or mental health issues and typically lasts three to six months. Clients receive budget counseling, financial classes, employment training, and assistance, as well as guidance in achieving short-term goals.
For more information about availability or eligibility, please call us at (863) 687-8475.