A: Our residents’ graduation goal should be approximately 1 year. 

A: Graduating from the SFTSM is a great achievement!  It consists of a number of goals, including successful onboarding, selecting and accomplishing a number of co-determined goals, meeting financial milestones, and ultimately finding secure housing.

A: Our program emphasizes habits and healthy repeated behaviors, so we expect residents to be in their suites every night. Residents can be granted an “Out” by the case manager on a situational basis. Additionally, “outs” are offered for holidays. 

A: Only residents, staff, and background-checked volunteers have keys to the building. Our premise also has a secure surveillance system. You can feel safe and secure while living at SFTSM!

A: Residents take care of their own meals, as independence is the goal. Occasionally, we offer community meals, which are hosted by the house or a local church. SFTSM also provides a small pantry and meat freezer for families.

A: This means there is no alcohol or drugs allowed on the premises. There is a smoking area outside.

A: Program fees are due monthly.  This is a minimal amount, based on your income. Program fees help residents to take ownership, commit to budgeting for housing, and also helps with the operating costs of the organization.

A:  With 11 suites, we have a busy and vibrant home!  The kitchen, dining and living room spaces are communal, which allows families to make friends, create bonds, and enjoy the journey together. 

A: No, SFTSM is a Christian-based organization, but being religious is not a requirement for any resident.  Staff will pray and offer residents opportunities to learn about The Way.  We welcome and serve all walks of life!