Young Adult Housing Stability Track
For young adults experiencing homelessness or significant housing instability, including couch surfing, doubled-up housing, family disruption, system transitions, or difficulty establishing independent housing. Support centers housing stability while helping young adults remain connected to education, employment, family, and community.
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.
A path to independent housing, without losing what is working.
The Young Adult Housing Stability Track is designed for ages 18 to 24 who may be working, attending school or training, transitioning from foster care or shelter, couch surfing, doubled up with others, or otherwise living without a stable path to independent housing.
The track is designed to protect important connections to education, employment, family, and community while helping participants build the practical and financial foundation for independent living.
What the track provides
KEYS matched savings help eligible participants turn progress in employment and income into a stronger move to permanent housing. Learn about KEYS
Know a young adult who could use this track?
Help someone finish the sentence.
Give, volunteer, refer a resident, or bring your organization into the referral network. Every route ends the same way: someone keeps their housing.
EIN 41-3611057
27 Gannett Way, Hopedale, MA 01747