A: Adults 21 and older who are capable of independent living. We welcome individuals transitioning from incarceration, facing housing instability, or simply seeking a fresh start—including veterans, seniors without support, and displaced individuals.

A: No. AnchorPath Living is not a halfway house or assisted living facility. We provide structured independent shared housing for adults who are capable of living independently and managing their own daily needs. APL does not provide personal care, medical services, or on-site supervision.

A: The monthly program fee includes furnished shared or private accommodations, utilities, Wi-Fi, cable, laundry access, shared kitchen and common areas, household supplies, and access to the home's available amenities. Kitchens are equipped with cookware, dishes, utensils, and everyday kitchen essentials. TVs may also be available in bedrooms at select properties.

A: Participation is month-to-month. Participants may continue in the program as long as program fees remain current and the participant continues to follow the program agreement and established household expectations.

A: AnchorPath Living offers shared and private room options depending on the property and current availability. Participants share common household areas, including kitchens and living spaces, while maintaining responsibility for their own daily routines and personal needs.

A: Personal visitors are not permitted during the initial 90-day probationary period. After the probationary period, visitors may be allowed in accordance with APL’s visitor notification, approval, and sign-in requirements. Overnight guests are not permitted at any time.

A: No. AnchorPath Living does not have a curfew. Participants manage their own schedules independently while following established quiet hours, household security expectations, and program guidelines.

A: Fill out our online intake form here: Apply Now
Or scan the QR code on our printed materials.

A: AnchorPath Living does not provide personal care, medical services, case management, or on-site supervision. When requested, APL can provide information about and connections to independent community organizations that offer employment, behavioral health, transportation, reentry, healthcare, and other community resources.

A: Prospective participants complete an intake and assessment process to help determine eligibility, independent-living readiness, household compatibility, and current housing needs. Participants must be able to manage their own daily living needs, provide required documentation, demonstrate a reliable source of income or approved payment plan, and agree to APL’s program agreement and household expectations.

A: Unfortunately, no. In order to maintain a comfortable and clutter-free space, all homes are fully furnished. Program participants are limited in what they can bring, and storage space is minimal.

A: AnchorPath Living is designed for adult participants only. Children are not permitted to live in APL homes. Personal pets are not permitted in consideration of the health, safety, allergies, fears, and comfort of all participants sharing the home

A: Participants are responsible for purchasing and preparing their own daily meals. Each home includes a fully equipped shared kitchen, and APL may also provide a monthly community meal as part of the shared living experience