
Maya House is developing housing-stability pathways through two distinct program tracks. Both share one goal: helping participants move from housing instability toward sustainable independent housing.
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.
For young adults who may be working, in school or training, transitioning from foster care or shelter, couch surfing, doubled up, or otherwise without a stable path to independent housing.
Explore the Young Adult trackFor adults with income, employment, or a realistic pathway toward income who still face barriers such as high rents, limited savings, credit challenges, move-in costs, disrupted rental history, or recent displacement.
Explore the Adult trackAdmission is individualized and based on program fit, housing availability, support needs, safety, and appropriate level of care.
We do not accept walk-in applications. A referral from a partner organization means someone with a professional relationship to the person is vouching for readiness and staying involved after placement.
Maya House is a nonclinical, non-shelter housing program. It is not an emergency shelter, inpatient treatment program, or clinical residential program. When someone needs a level of care we cannot safely provide, we will say so quickly and, wherever we can, point the referring partner toward a better match.
Detox and acute stabilization happen before a Maya House placement, not during one.
We are staffed housing, not a treatment facility or a nursing setting.
Intake takes days, not hours. Someone unsheltered tonight needs a shelter tonight.
Give, volunteer, refer a resident, or bring your organization into the referral network. Every route ends the same way: someone keeps their housing.
