Our SOR program, operated in conjunction with the Drug & Alcohol Commission, provides up to six months of housing and support for adults in early recovery who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Participants receive recovery housing, peer coaching, case management, and connections to treatment, employment, and benefits, along with life skills training and relapse prevention. The program emphasizes stable housing, peer support, equity, and harm reduction to help individuals build a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

RRH assists individuals and families quickly exist homelessness and return to permanent housing within Bucks County. This transitional housing program provides women and children with short-term rental assistance, intensive case management and a full network of support services.

Haven House is a temporary safe house for women and children fleeing human trafficking. To bridge the gap between crisis housing and Rapid Rehousing, the YWCA Haven House provides victims of human trafficking a safe place to reside and receive supportive services until they are placed in their own apartment through RRH. During their stay in the temporary shelter, participants will continue to receive crisis advocacy, trauma informed counseling and other supportive services.

The SAIL (Shared Affordable Independent Living) program introduces a way to pair Category 1 Homeless single adults with each other to live together. This will offer an opportunity to exit homelessness quicker, pay a more affordable rent, and build a sense of community. Additionally, participants will receive ongoing case management through the YWCA or their Rapid Rehousing Case Managers. Eligible adults can be referred from their shelter, rapid rehousing, or street outreach case worker.