Cherokee Family Violence Center

Transitional Housing

Our Transitional Housing Program assists survivors towards a safe path to permanent, affordable housing while providing on-site supportive services.

Families that have experienced domestic violence · The apartment rental amounts vary based on the type of apartment that best fits your circumstances and income.

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About this program

Cherokee Family Violence Center's Transitional Housing Program is an income-based apartment complex designed specifically for the needs of families that have experienced domestic violence.

Consisting of 72 apartments with on-site supportive services where families can live for a maximum of three years, the apartment complex is one of the largest housing units of its kind in the nation.

The gated complex includes a community swimming pool and playground.

The apartment rental amounts vary based on the type of apartment that best fits your circumstances and income.

Community Partners like Hope By Design help add personalized touches and carefully curated elements, like furniture, artwork, and linens, to make a place blossom into a home.

Questions

How long can families live in the Transitional Housing Program?

Families can live for a maximum of three years.

Is the Transitional Housing Program income-based?

Cherokee Family Violence Center's Transitional Housing Program is an income-based apartment complex designed specifically for the needs of families that have experienced domestic violence.

How many apartments are in the complex?

Consisting of 72 apartments with on-site supportive services

What amenities does the gated complex include?

The gated complex includes a community swimming pool and playground.

Details

Who
Families that have experienced domestic violence
Cost
The apartment rental amounts vary based on the type of apartment that best fits your circumstances and income.

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