Homelessness is more than a lack of housing — it's a crisis of stability, support, and opportunity. At The Mona Legacy Group, we understand that people experiencing homelessness need more than just a bed. They need structure, compassion, and a path forward.

That’s where we come in.

Our shared living model provides not only safe and stable housing, but also wraparound support services designed to address the root causes of homelessness. We offer personalized case management, mental health referrals, employment training, and strong community partnerships that help residents move from crisis to confidence.

We serve individuals who are often excluded from traditional housing — including those with criminal records, mental illness, or other high-barrier backgrounds. By giving them a second chance, we help break the cycle of homelessness and build stronger communities.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we believe that with the right support, anyone can start again — and this time, build a legacy worth leaving.

Coming home after incarceration can be overwhelming. Barriers to housing, employment, and support often leave justice-involved individuals stuck in a cycle they’re desperate to break. At The Mona Legacy Group, we believe everyone deserves a real second chance.

Our program is built to meet the unique needs of those reentering society from the justice system. We provide stable, supervised housing in a shared living model that promotes accountability and personal growth. But we don’t stop there — residents also receive case management, job training, mental health support, and community linkage services to help them stay on track and move forward.

We specialize in working with high-barrier populations — including those with parole or probation conditions, sex offense histories, or mental health needs — offering a structured environment where they can thrive.

Reentry shouldn’t mean starting from zero. At The Mona Legacy Group, it means starting with support, direction, and hope.

For LGBTQ+ individuals, especially those who are justice-involved or experiencing homelessness, safety and acceptance are not guaranteed. Many face rejection, discrimination, and trauma — even when simply trying to access stable housing or support services.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we are committed to creating inclusive, affirming spaces where everyone — regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation — is treated with dignity and respect.

Our shared living homes provide structure, support, and safety for LGBTQ+ individuals who often fall through the cracks of traditional reentry and housing systems. With trauma-informed care, compassionate case management, and direct connections to LGBTQ-friendly community resources, we help our residents heal, stabilize, and move forward.

Everyone deserves a place where they are seen, valued, and safe. At The Mona Legacy Group, we’re building that place — one home, one life, and one legacy at a time.

For many veterans, the return home isn't always smooth. Some face invisible wounds like PTSD, while others struggle with housing instability, substance use, or justice involvement. After serving their country, they deserve a system that serves them back.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we honor our veterans by providing more than shelter — we offer structure, support, and a path to a renewed life.

Our shared living homes give veterans a safe, supervised environment where they can regroup, recover, and reconnect with purpose. We offer case management tailored to their unique needs, job training, and direct linkage to veteran-specific resources such as the VA, mental health services, and employment programs.

More than housing, we offer community — a place where veterans are understood, respected, and supported as they rebuild their lives.

Because after all they've given, our veterans deserve more than a second chance — they deserve a solid foundation.

For individuals living with mental illness, stable housing is more than a basic need — it’s a critical part of recovery. Too often, these individuals cycle between hospitals, jails, shelters, and the streets without ever getting the consistent care and support they deserve.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we break that cycle.

Our supportive housing model is designed specifically for individuals with chronic or diagnosed mental health conditions who need structure, supervision, and compassion. In our shared living homes, residents receive not only a safe place to live, but also access to case management, medication monitoring, mental health referrals, and life-skills support.

We believe in treating people — not just symptoms. That means building trust, encouraging independence, and creating a peaceful, stigma-free environment where residents can thrive.

Mental illness shouldn't mean isolation or instability. At The Mona Legacy Group, it means being met with understanding, resources, and the dignity of a second chance.

Recovery isn’t a straight line — it’s a journey that requires structure, support, and a safe environment to succeed. For many individuals overcoming substance use, the lack of stable housing can be the biggest barrier to maintaining sobriety and rebuilding a healthy life.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we provide more than a roof — we offer a foundation.

Our shared living homes create a structured, sober environment where individuals in recovery can focus on healing without the chaos or triggers of unstable living situations. With daily oversight, peer accountability, and access to case management, residents gain the tools they need to stay clean and move forward.

We also connect our residents with recovery support networks, outpatient treatment programs, and job readiness training — because recovery is about more than sobriety; it’s about building a life worth staying sober for.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we believe everyone in recovery deserves not just a second chance — but a safe place to grow into it.

Surviving domestic violence takes unimaginable strength — but the journey doesn’t end when the abuse stops. For many survivors, finding safe, stable housing is the next crucial step in rebuilding their lives and regaining control.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we provide survivors with more than just shelter — we offer safety, stability, and the support they need to heal and thrive.

Our shared living homes are structured, secure environments where survivors can begin again without fear. With 24/7 oversight, trauma-informed case management, and connections to counseling, legal resources, and empowerment programs, we walk alongside survivors every step of the way.

We understand that healing takes time — and we create space for that. Our goal is to help every resident regain their voice, reclaim their independence, and rebuild a life rooted in safety, dignity, and hope.

Because every survivor deserves more than escape — they deserve a future.

Young adulthood is a critical time — full of potential, but also full of risk. For those aging out of foster care, exiting the juvenile justice system, or facing family instability, the lack of support can lead to homelessness, unemployment, and long-term hardship.

At The Mona Legacy Group, we believe that with the right foundation, young adults can break cycles and build thriving futures.

Our supportive housing model offers more than a place to live — it provides structure, mentorship, and access to real-world tools. Through personalized case management, job training, life skills development, and community connection, we help young adults gain stability, independence, and confidence.

We create safe spaces where they’re seen, supported, and set up to succeed — not just survive.

Because every young person deserves a chance to grow — not just get by.