Wellness Housing – Affordable Transitional Living in a Supportive and Inclusive Community Setting.

Welcome to Wellness Housing, where we believe that everyone deserves a safe, supportive, and empowering environment to transition toward a brighter future! Our Wellness Housing Transitional Living Program offers a clean, inclusive, and affordable community for men and women moving forward from difficult living situations. We provide more than just housing—we create a strong, uplifting community where residents can thrive, rebuild, and achieve stability.

• Transitional Housing
• Clean and Supportive Community
• Affordable Housing
• DPSS Pilot Program
• Safe Housing
• $650/month for Bunkbed
• $750/month for Single bed

Transitional Housing for a Supportive Community in DTLA

Located in Los Angeles, our program offers shared rooms and bedspace, ensuring a welcoming and cost-effective solution for those in need. We take pride in being LGBTQ-friendly and embracing individuals from all walks of life, including veterans, disabled group home residents, DPSS Pilot Program participants, and social security/SSI beneficiaries. At Wellness Housing, we prioritize inclusivity, support, and community cohesiveness, fostering an atmosphere where everyone feels valued and empowered to build a better, more secure future. Join us and take the next step toward stability and success!

Affordable Housing – for Single Adult Men and Women – Solutions in Los Angeles

Finding affordable housing in Los Angeles can be a challenge, but Wellness Housing is dedicated to providing cost-effective options for those in need. Our shared rooms and bedspaces are designed to be accessible without requiring a credit check or security deposit, making it easier for individuals with limited financial resources to secure housing. Our goal is to ensure that low-income families and individuals have access to safe, stable, and supportive living environments, where they can thrive and build a better future.

Emphasizing Safety and Inclusivity in DTLA

Safety and inclusivity are at the core of Wellness Housing’s mission. Our housing program is not only affordable but also committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for all residents. We take pride in being LGBTQ friendly and ensuring that everyone, regardless of their background, feels secure and respected. Our policies strictly prohibit any form of discrimination, ensuring fair housing practices that foster an inclusive and equitable community. Residents can rest easy knowing that they are part of a community that values safety, respect, and mutual support.

Providing Essential Amenities for Comfortable Living

Wellness Housing goes beyond just providing a roof over your head. Our housing options come with essential amenities such as onsite laundry facilities, recreation areas, and fully furnished rooms, including bunk beds, dressers, pillows, and bedding. These amenities help create a comfortable and convenient living environment, reducing the overall cost of living for our residents. By offering these facilities, we aim to alleviate some of the daily stresses and provide a more enjoyable and supportive living experience.

Supporting Veterans and Special Needs Individuals with Transitional Housing

Our housing solutions are tailored to support various demographics, including veterans, disabled group home residents, DPSS Pilot Program participants, and social security/SSI beneficiaries. We understand the unique challenges faced by these groups and are committed to providing housing that meets their specific needs. Wellness Housing offers a supportive community where veterans and individuals with disabilities can find stability and security, helping them transition to a better quality of life. Our focus on inclusivity and support ensures that every resident has the opportunity to thrive in a welcoming environment.

Locations

263 W 42nd St,
Los Angeles, CA 90037

1445 E 54th St,
Los Angeles, CA 90011

246 E 69th Street,
Los Angeles, CA 90003

Who We Serve

We provide a transitional housing solution for those in need, such as veterans, disabled group home residents, DPSS Pilot Program Participants, DPSS START or GROW Program Participants, Social Security/SSI beneficiaries, and international students. No mental health services are provided by our staff.