Living at Trinity
We provide a safe, structured environment focused on dignity and personal accountability. Our policies are designed to ensure safety while fostering a community of growth and stability.
Who can apply for residency at Trinity Homes?
We welcome individuals committed to sobriety, personal accountability, and personal growth. Applicants should demonstrate a willingness to follow house structure and engage with the community.
What are the costs and referral process?
Our costs are kept professional and transparent to support sustainable living. Referrals can be made through our referral partners or directly by families. Contact us for current availability and detailed fee structure.
What are the expectations for employment or education?
All residents are expected to be actively employed, enrolled in an educational program, or participating in structured volunteer work to foster a sense of purpose and long-term stability.
How are visitors and curfews handled?
To maintain safety and structure, we have established curfews and visitor policies. These guidelines ensure all residents can focus on their growth in a predictable, secure environment.
What are the drug and alcohol expectations?
Trinity Homes maintains a strictly drug and alcohol-free environment. Accountability measures are in place to support the safety and sobriety of the entire house community.
What is the typical length of stay and what should I bring?
Length of stay is tailored to individual progress toward independence. We provide basics; residents should bring personal essentials, identification, and a commitment to our structured community.
Is transportation provided for residents?
While residents are encouraged to build independent transportation habits, we are located near public transit routes and coordinate community-based support to ensure access to essential services.
Cost & Expectations
Trinity Homes is committed to providing an affordable, high-standard living environment. Our policies ensure that every resident has the structure and support needed to maintain stability and personal accountability.
Employment & Education
Residents are expected to maintain full-time employment, be enrolled in school, or actively volunteer. We value the role of productivity in establishing long-term stability and a sense of purpose.
Safety & Sobriety
We maintain a drug and alcohol-free environment. Accountability measures, including regular check-ins and curfews, are in place to prioritize the safety and dignity of every resident.
Housing Fees
Our fees are structured to be accessible. Costs cover safe housing, utilities, and professional oversight. Detailed financial breakdowns are provided during the referral and intake process.
Referral Process
We partner with local healthcare and community agencies. Referrals are evaluated based on the individual’s readiness for independent living and willingness to follow program rules.
Structured Living FAQ
Who can apply & what is the referral process?
We accept individuals committed to accountability. Referrals come from partners and agencies; the process involves a professional review of stability and readiness for structured housing.
Length of stay & employment expectations?
Residents are expected to be employed or enrolled in education. Length of stay is tailored to progress, ensuring each individual builds a solid foundation for long-term independence.
Safety, Visitors & Accountability
Curfew & Rules
Standard curfews and drug/alcohol-free expectations are strictly enforced to ensure a safe, supportive environment for all residents.
Visitors & Transportation
Visitor policies prioritize safety and focus. Dayton transit access is nearby to support residents in their daily commute to work or school.