Transitional living program for homeless youth in NH

Transitional Living Program

The Transitional Living Program helps youth between the ages of 18 and 21 bridge the gap between homelessness and self-sufficient living. Youth experiencing homelessness or at risk are provided housing and support to attain education and employment goals and develop life skills.

If you are a young person, 18-21, who is experiencing – or at risk of experiencing –homelessness, the Transitional Living Program (TLP) can help.

TLP is a 12-18 month program to provide safe housing and support to help you move to successful, self-sufficient, independent living. As a TLP resident, you get support finding or keeping a job, and finishing your high school education or the equivalent. Our staff also helps you build life skills so you can learn to live independently and connects you to the resources you need. You contribute a portion of your income to savings, participate in life skills groups, and meet weekly with a TLP care coordinator to work on reaching your goals.

Eligibility

Youth 18-21 who are homeless, exiting foster care, or at imminent risk

Fee

None

Region Served

Statewide – TLP houses are in Concord, Dover, and Manchester

Referral Needed?