
Five phases over a target program period of about 9 to 15 months. Each phase has its own expectations, supports, and written criteria for moving to the next one.
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.
Approximately 9 to 15 months, with up to 24 months when individual circumstances or housing-market conditions require additional time.
Establish immediate housing stability, needs, documents, and priorities, with a first stabilization plan drafted in the opening weeks.
Translate the stabilization plan into consistent goals, appointments, services, and routines.
Strengthen budgeting, household management, transportation, communication, tenancy, and other practical skills.
Strengthen employment, education, healthcare, community supports, and natural support networks.
Secure permanent housing, complete transition planning, and maintain follow-up after exit.
Maya House provides structured, time-limited housing, individualized planning, accountability, housing navigation, financial-capability support, and coordination with qualified community providers.
Maya House's planned service model includes scheduled resident support, apartment-based contact, flexible evening and weekend support, coordinated community services, and management on-call coverage for urgent housing and program matters.
Maya House is not an emergency shelter, inpatient treatment program, or clinical residential program.
Our model draws on established transitional-housing, trauma-informed, and person-centered practices.
Curfew, chores, house meetings, and an individualized plan. Expectation is a form of belief.
Give, volunteer, refer a resident, or bring your organization into the referral network. Every route ends the same way: someone keeps their housing.
