Low Income Affordable Housing – Group Home – Sober Living

  • Affordable Housing
  • Shared Rooms
  • No Credit Check
  • No security deposit
  • Ammenities – Laundry, Recreation Areas, Furnished Rooms
  • Fair Housing
  • Close to Local Universities
  • International Student Apartments
  • University Housing Dorms
  • USC Student Housing
  • LA Trade Tech Student Housing
  • Disabled Group Home
  • Veterans
  • Social Security/SSI Beneficiaries

Rooms for rent in Los Angeles

We offer shared living space that is rented out to individuals per bed. Bedspace can be found in a variety of price points between $450 and $700 per month with all utilities included. The rooms are furnished with bunk beds, dressers, pillows, and bedding.

Bedspace in Los Angeles

We have shared living arrangement where multiple individuals occupy a single room. Each person has their own designated bed or sleeping area, and they usually share common areas such as the kitchen and bathroom. Bedspace is often a more affordable option than renting a private room.

Affordable Housing

Affordable housing refers to housing that is accessible to low-income families or individuals. This type of housing is designed to be affordable and within reach of people who cannot afford market-rate rents. The goal of affordable housing is to provide a safe and stable living environment for those in need.

Shared Rooms

Shared rooms refer to a living arrangement where multiple people share a single room. This type of housing is often more affordable than private rooms and can be a good option for low-income families or individuals. Sharing a room can also provide an opportunity for social interaction and a sense of community.

Amenities

We offer excellent amenities in our shared transitional living group home. Our affordable housing opportunity includes onsite coin operated laundry machines, recreation areas, and furnished rooms. These amenities can provide a comfortable and convenient living environment for residents. Having access to laundry facilities and recreation areas can also help to reduce the overall cost of living for residents.

Fair Housing

Fair housing refers to the protection of individuals from discrimination in housing. The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, and family status. This ensures that everyone has equal access to housing and that no one is unfairly excluded from housing opportunities. Fair housing is essential for creating an inclusive and equitable society. Single men are in the front duplex, while single women are in the rear duplex. Men are at no time allowed in the rear duplex so all of our female renters can feel completely safe. Currently, we are not set up to accommodate children or animals and do not have wheelchair access. Our renters must be healthy enough to go up and down stairs as all bedrooms are on the second floor.

International Student Housing

We provide accommodations specifically designed for students studying in a foreign country.

When looking for international student housing, it’s important to consider factors such as location, cost, and amenities. Some accommodations may offer on-site facilities such as laundry, study areas, or common spaces for socializing. It’s also important to research the availability of public transportation and other resources.

Many universities offer on-campus housing for international students, which can be a convenient and affordable option.

Affordable Housing Group Home

We are a residential facility that provides housing and support services for a small group of people who share common needs.

Some of our renters are individuals with disabilities such as mild mental health issues, or recovering from substance abuse problems. Our homes offers linkage to a range of services such as counseling, medical care, and job training.

Group homes aim to provide a supportive and structured living environment for individuals who may not be able to live independently. They may offer a range of activities and programs to help residents develop social skills, build relationships, and improve their quality of life.

Overall, group homes can provide a valuable service for individuals who require specialized care and support. They can offer a sense of community and belonging, and provide residents with the resources they need to achieve their goals and live fulfilling lives.

Low Income Housing

We have affordable housing options that are designed for people who have limited financial resources. These housing options may be provided by government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private developers.

Low-income housing may come in various forms, including apartments, townhouses, or single-family homes. Some low-income housing may be publicly owned and managed by government agencies, while others may be privately owned and operated with the help of government subsidies or tax credits.

In order to be eligible for low-income housing, individuals or families must meet certain income requirements, which can vary depending on the specific program or housing development. Tenants may also need to meet other eligibility criteria, such as having a certain number of dependents or being a senior citizen or person with disabilities.

Low income housing can play an important role in helping people who are struggling financially to find safe and affordable housing. By providing affordable rent prices and often offering linkage to additional supportive services, such as job training or healthcare resources, low income housing can help to improve the quality of life for people who are living on a limited income.

Sober Living in Los Angeles

A sober living house (SLH) is a structured, sober living environment for people who are recovering from addiction. SLHs provide a safe and supportive place for residents to live while they work on their recovery. SLHs typically have a set of rules and expectations that renters must follow. These rules may include things like abstaining from alcohol and drugs, attending regular support meetings, and participating in chores and activities. SLHs can be a helpful resource for people who are struggling with addiction. They can provide structure and support, and they can help residents develop the skills they need to stay sober.

Here are some of the benefits of living in a sober living house:

Structure:

Sober living houses provide a structured environment with rules and expectations. This can be helpful for people who are struggling with addiction, as it can provide them with a sense of stability and order.

Support:

Sober living houses provide a supportive environment with other people who are also recovering from addiction. This can be helpful for people who feel isolated or alone in their recovery.

Accountability:

Sober living houses provide residents with accountability for their sobriety. This can be helpful for people who need additional motivation to stay sober.

Relapse prevention:

Sober living houses can help residents prevent relapse by providing them with the tools and resources they need to stay sober.