Frequently Asked Questions

VantaCare Living is a transitional housing and independent living program designed to help adults move from unstable or challenging circumstances toward self-sufficiency and personal growth. We provide a safe, structured, and supportive environment where residents can develop life skills, maintain stability, and work toward long-term independence. 

Adults 21 and older who are capable of independent living. We welcome individuals transitioning from incarceration, facing housing instability, or simply seeking a fresh start—including veterans, seniors without support, and displaced individuals.

Participants sign a month-to-month agreement, allowing continued housing as long as community expectations are met.

We offer both shared and private room options based on availability and your needs.

Personal visitors are not allowed. Only pre-approved third-party professionals—such as therapists, case managers, or healthcare providers—may visit.

Yes, curfew is 11:00 PM. Quiet hours are enforced to maintain a peaceful, respectful living environment.

Meals are not provided, but the shared kitchen is fully equipped for you to prepare your own meals. We encourage participants to plan and prepare meals that fit their individual needs and preferences.

Unfortunately, no. In order to maintain a comfortable and clutter-free space, all homes are fully furnished. Program participants are limited in what they can bring, and storage space is minimal.

Applicants must:

• Be 21 or older
• Have verifiable income
• Provide valid ID
• Agree to program rules and curfew
• Pay a non-refundable community fee and the first month’s program fee
• If being discharged from a hospital or treatment facility, a preliminary assessment is required to determine eligibility for independent living.
  Note: We do not perform background checks.