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Transitional Housing (TH)

Recovery-Focused Care

#QuestForRecovery

The Leonard House is a no-cost, six-month Transitional Housing (TH) Program serving men who have a substance use diagnosis or are currently in recovery.

The Leonard House Team fosters an atmosphere of stability — a place where residents feel safe, supported, and deeply connected.

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THE LEONARD HOUSE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TEAM

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Tiajila Clemons

Lead Certified

Peer Specialist

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Jonathan Luckett

House Manager

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Charles Rice

House Manager

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Primrose Wahome

Program Nurse

Where Stability Meets Support

A Place of Healing and Hope

 

The Leonard House is a no-cost, six-month Transitional Housing Program serving men who have a substance use diagnosis or are currently in recovery. The program offers a full range of supportive services, including case management, peer support, medication monitoring, and community connections to help participants prepare for independent living.

 

Through our CARF-accredited Supportive Services, residents receive individualized, intensive case management designed to address their unique needs and promote long-term stability.

 

  • No-Cost Housing: Six-month program designed for men with a substance use diagnosis or in recovery.

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  • Comprehensive Support: Case management, peer support, and medication monitoring tailored to individual needs.

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  • Recovery-Focused Environment: Safe and structured setting that encourages stability and personal growth.

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  • Community Connections: Linkages to resources that prepare residents for long-term independent living.

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  • Accredited Services: CARF-accredited program ensuring high-quality, evidence-based supportive care.

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The Leonard House Team fosters an atmosphere of stability — a place where residents feel safe, supported, and deeply connected. #QuestForRecovery

At The Leonard House, we recognize that homelessness and substance use are often deeply connected, creating a cycle that can be difficult to break. We believe every individual facing these challenges is more than their circumstances. Their struggles do not define them — and with the right support, their potential for recovery and transformation can shine through.

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