Our program serves adults who are transitioning toward independent living and in need of a structured, supportive housing environment. Applicants must be 18 years or older, able to live in a shared setting, and committed to following program guidelines.

The length of stay varies based on each resident’s progress and goals. Most participants stay for 12 to 24 months, depending on their individual needs and readiness to transition to independent housing.

Yes, particiapants contribute a monthly program fee that covers housing, utilities, and supportive services. Fees may vary depending on room type or program level. 

Residents receive daily structure, case management, life skills training, and community support. We focus on accountability, personal growth, and helping individuals prepare for long-term stability.

Yes. We work closely with community partners, DFCS, reentry programs, probation/parole officers, and local shelters to accept referrals and coordinate care for eligible individuals.

Absolutely. We encourage residents to maintain employment or enroll in educational or training programs while living in our supportive housing. Our goal is to help each individual build independence.

Residents have access to kitchen facilities and are responsible for preparing their own meals. Our team provides guidance on budgeting, meal planning, and nutrition as part of our life skills training.

You can apply online through our “Apply / Refer” page or contact us directly at info@secondchancelivingga.org. We’ll respond promptly with the next steps and help determine eligibility.