
For adults experiencing homelessness or significant housing instability who have income, employment, or a realistic pathway toward income but continue to face barriers such as high rents, limited savings, credit challenges, move-in costs, disrupted rental history, or recent displacement.
Maya House is preparing to launch its first housing-stability program in Worcester County in 2027. Referral and partnership inquiries are welcome, but submission does not guarantee admission, housing availability, or a specific start date.
The Adult Housing Stability Track is designed for adults age 25 and older who are experiencing homelessness or significant housing instability and have income, employment, benefits, or a realistic pathway toward income, but still face barriers to permanent housing.
The program combines housing with practical planning so participants can strengthen income, savings, tenancy readiness, and access to permanent housing.
Reentry and recovery can be among these barriers, not the identity of the track. Learn about KEYS
Give, volunteer, refer a resident, or bring your organization into the referral network. Every route ends the same way: someone keeps their housing.
