
Maya House, Inc. is a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) nonprofit developing housing-stability and economic-mobility pathways for adults experiencing homelessness or significant housing instability.
Maya House creates structured pathways from housing instability to sustainable independent living by combining time-limited housing, individualized planning, economic mobility, financial capability, and connection to community resources.
Our model is built around a simple idea: stable housing is stronger when people also have the financial tools, income pathways, practical skills, and individualized support needed to sustain it.
Maya House is preparing to launch two program tracks in Worcester County: a Young Adult Housing Stability Track for ages 18 to 24 and an Adult Housing Stability Track for ages 25 and older. Both tracks are designed to provide a structured bridge from housing instability to sustainable independent housing.
Our work is guided by dignity, accountability, practical support, and measurable progress.
"As a child, I fled Liberia's civil war. I was given the opportunity to begin again through the compassion of others. Maya House exists to extend that same opportunity."

A small staff and a working board of directors, with experience across housing, public health, finance, public administration, and community programs.



As we prepare for a 2027 launch, we are building the housing, referral, funding, and community partnerships needed to make the model sustainable.
Until housing opens, Maya House is not yet accepting admissions. Referral inquiries and partnership conversations are welcome.
Maya House housing is planned as community-based homes in Worcester County neighborhoods, not facilities. This is a nonclinical, non-shelter housing environment. Maya House is not an emergency shelter, inpatient treatment program, or clinical residential program.
