Transitional Living
The Transitional Living Program offers a residential program for both male and female youth ages 16-21 who do not have the financial, academic, emotional, or behavioral skills necessary for independent living. This program is designed to provide residents with the tools and practice needed to gain successful independence.
An experiential learning environment offers numerous opportunities and resources, including independent living and vocational training, education advancement, meals, transportation, recreation, computer and internet access, a driving program, and support groups and workshops. The Transitional Living Program is licensed by the NC Department of Social Services. Cottages have both single and double occupancy rooms arranged in suites..
EXPECTATIONS |
PROHIBITIONS |
All residents will:
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OBJECTIVES |
The Transitional Living Program is designed to help its residents achieve seven ultimate objectives for successful independent living:
| 1. Sufficient income to meet one's daily needs. 2. A safe and stable place to live. 3. Academic or vocational credentials in keeping with one's goals, interests, and abilities. 4. Connections to a positive personal support system. |
5. Avoidance of illegal and high risk behaviors. 6. Postponement of parenthood until financially secure and emotionally mature. 7. Access to routine physical and mental health services. |
APPLICATION |
Applications must be filled out by the young person applying for services. Applications should be filled out as completely as possible. All information is confidential. Applicants may be asked to come in for an interview or other screening. If you have questions, please contact Sipe's at (828) 256-3310 or jamiebrown@sipesorchardhome.org.
Click here for a printable applicationCompleted paper applications should be sent to:Transitional Living Program Director
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