Who is eligible for your programs?

Geneva Transitional Living serves veterans and justice-involved individuals seeking a stable, structured, and supportive living environment during their transition toward independent living and community reintegration.

Eligible income sources may include:

• VA disability compensation
• Social Security income
• Employment income
• Pension or retirement income
• GI Bill housing allowance (BAH)
• Other verifiable legal income

Additional eligibility requirements:

• Completion of background screening
• No sex offense history
• No history of violent behavioral offenses
• No active drug distribution involvement
• Ability to live independently
• Agreement to follow house rules and program expectations
• Participation in employment, education, or personal goal planning

What services do you offer?

Our program offers supportive housing and structured reentry assistance for veterans and justice-involved individuals. Residents may receive support with employment-readiness, independent living skills, community resource referrals, and individualized goal planning, designed to encourage long-term stability and personal growth.

How can I apply for housing?

Individuals interested in Geneva Transitional Living may begin the application process by submitting an inquiry through our contact form or by contacting us directly for housing availability and eligibility screening.

Application Process

1. Initial inquiry and pre-screening
2. Verification of income and identification
3. Background screening review
4. Discussion of housing expectations and program guidelines
5. Approval and move-in coordination based on availability

Required Documentation May Include

• Valid identification
• Proof of income
• Veteran documentation (if applicable)
• Emergency contact information
• Referral or supervision information (if applicable)

We welcome self-referrals, community referrals, and referrals from supervision agencies, veteran organizations, and community partners.