Lifebridge Homes FAQ’s

LifeBridge Homes provides safe, affordable, and supportive ​shared-living environments. Our properties are in single ​family housing fit with single individuals. In each home, ​there is a shared living space with private bedrooms and ​shared common areas.

We welcome individuals transitioning out of homelessness, ​those on SSI or SSDI. We work closely with case managers to ​ensure that our residents can live independently and be ​willing to adhere to our house rules. All applicants and house ​residents must be at least 18 years of age. Preference is given ​to those with shared living experience and a commitment to ​maintaining sobriety if in recovery.

Applicants must be able to participate in household ​chores, comply with a background check, and provide ​references from previous landlords or case managers. A ​commitment to community engagement and maintaining ​a respectful living environment is essential.

The process includes submitting an application, ​attending an interview, and, if approved, being ​placed on a waitlist. Once a suitable room is ​available, a tour of the property is offered, followed ​by the signing of a license agreement, house rules, ​and move-in.

Think hotel or AirBnb. A license agreement grants ​a resident the right to occupy the property for an ​agreed upon time. At LifeBridge Homes, a room ​license allows the tenant to occupy a bed in a ​shared living space on a month-to-month basis. ​Unlike a traditional lease, a license agreement ​offers more flexibility and is designed to maintain ​a safe and harmonious living environment for all ​residents.

While our homes are designed for individuals who can live ​independently, we work closely with case managers to ​ensure that residents have access to the resources they ​need. We also encourage participation in community ​programs and offer support in managing any challenges ​that arise.

A one-time application fee is required. A room ​monthly fees is due at the beginning of each ​month. At this time, there are no traditional security ​deposits, but this is subject to change in the future.,

While we strive to match residents with compatible ​roommates, the primary focus is on creating a ​harmonious living environment. Roommate ​assignments are based on availability and ​compatibility assessments during the interview ​process.

Yes, LifeBridge Homes operates on a co-living ​model, meaning that residents will share the ​home with others. Most residents will share ​bedroom with one other person, while common ​areas such as the kitchen, living room, and ​bathrooms are shared. This setup fosters a sense ​of community and support among residents, while ​also providing the privacy of a personal space. We ​carefully select residents to ensure a harmonious ​living environment, and house rules are in place ​to maintain a respectful and peaceful atmosphere ​for everyone.