
Transitional Housing
A safe, supportive, goal-oriented living environment for young adults ages 18–24 working toward independence. Housing availability: coming soon.
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Transitional housing, workforce development, and mentorship for young adults in Virginia's Crater Region.

Coming SoonWe're building our housing and program infrastructure. Residential placements are not available at this time.
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Through compassion, mentorship, and person-centered care, we help individuals overcome barriers, achieve stability, and build successful, independent futures.
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A safe, supportive, goal-oriented living environment for young adults ages 18–24 working toward independence. Housing availability: coming soon.
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Person-centered guidance and one-on-one mentorship to build confidence and everyday life skills.
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Career preparation, job training, and employment support.
Help with transportation, clothing, and food so basic needs never stand in the way.
Residents contribute a small amount; part goes into a mandatory savings account for move-out.
Budgeting, credit, and money skills for lasting independence.
Non-clinical support including supportive services, advocacy, coping skills, trauma-informed care, and referrals.
Partnerships with state and local agencies, including the Center for Working Families, that create lasting impact.
Our Mission
To support individuals ages 18–24 from all walks of life by partnering with state and local agencies—restoring hope, increasing confidence, and empowering through transitional housing, workforce development, mental health support, advocacy, and education.
Our Vision
To become a leading community organization that transforms lives by creating safe spaces, supportive housing, and pathways to long-term success for underserved individuals and families—so every person can thrive mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and financially.

“We believe that with compassion, guidance, and opportunity, barriers become stepping stones and hope becomes a pathway to success.”
Ashleigh Coley, QMHP-T, CWDP, MS · CEO
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Help us connect with young adults and community partners.
Partner with us to create opportunities and resources.
Your gifts of time, funds, or resources make a difference.
Provide jobs, internships, and support career success.
Referrals
Know a young adult ages 18–24 who could benefit from PSOL? Case managers, agencies, family members, and young adults themselves can submit a referral.
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For landlords, property managers, employers, and community organizations ready to open doors to housing, jobs, and resources. Proud to collaborate with the Center for Working Families.
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