Bright, clean, fully furnished shared living room with natural window light, soft cream walls, green plants, warm editorial photography, 35mm lens.
Bright, clean, fully furnished shared living room with natural window light, soft cream walls, green plants, warm editorial photography, 35mm lens.

Avaia Residency

Structured paths to self-reliance

A clean room, utilities paid, and a quiet space to plan your next step. We pair immediate physical stability with a clear path forward.

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for admission:

Eligibility Requirements

• Be 18 years of age or older with valid identification.

• Complete a comprehensive written application and intake screening.

• Agree to program guidelines

• Participate in an in-person or virtual intake interview.

• Demonstrate readiness and motivation for structured independent living.

• Work, attend school, or actively have monthly income through state or federal funding.

We accept referrals from case managers, social workers, and direct applications from individuals seeking a structured path forward.

Transparent Costs

Simple, predictable program costs

We believe in complete financial transparency. There are no hidden fees or unexpected surcharges during your transition to independence.

Covers a fully furnished room, all utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, laundry access, house supplies and comprehensive supportive services.

Move-In Requirements

To secure a room, accepted applicants must provide a one-time non-refundable program fee of $150. We accept money orders, cashier's checks, and secure electronic payments.

Monthly Program Fee

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Daily Structure

To maintain residency, all individuals must adhere to our core guidelines:

Resident Expectations

• Maintain a clean personal room and contribute to shared household chores.

• Participate in required house meetings.

• Remain entirely substance-free.

Accountability is the core of our program. Residents are expected to actively participate in their own growth and respect the shared community.