What we are building
A residential home — not a locked unit, not a crisis bed — for people who need predictability, structure, and staff who work with their clinicians rather than around them. Awake overnight staffing where a resident's plan requires it.
Trauma-informed and stability-first
Continuity of care
We implement the existing treatment and behaviour support plan and coordinate with the outpatient prescriber and case manager.
De-escalation trained
Staff train on de-escalation, safety planning, and mandatory reporting; incidents are tracked to a safety plan.
Long-term stability
The goal is fewer re-disruptions and repeated failed placements — a permanent home, not another short stay.
Who it is for
- Adults with serious mental illness who are behaviorally stable and need structured community housing
- Planned discharges from inpatient psychiatric or crisis stabilization
- Co-occurring substance use is not a reason for refusal (42 CFR Part 2 records need their own consent)
Refer someone, or get the day we open
We hold no operating license in North Carolina yet and cannot place someone today. This page is so you know what we accept, and so you are first to hear. For an immediate need, the crisis and placement numbers are on our resources page.