Basic Living Steps Programming-Preparing for Pre-Transitional
UTH’s Basic Living Program is a program designed for those who are needing to set up the basic steps toward becoming independent and need a less intensive pace then the pre-transitional program offers. It focuses on the steps that are the most basic steps toward independence and can include but is not limited to: abiding by rules and guidelines in the current living situation; basic finances; getting your first job or adding hours to a current job to move deeper into part time or full time working; gaining a drivers license; mental health barriers; dealing with past disappointments to move forward; setting up partnerships with community agencies; social etiquette and professional etiquette; learning to balance work, school, home relationships and expectations; etc.
The Basic Living Program is a once a week program that often includes the family unit in the meetings. For those that participate the next step afterwards is the actual Pre-Transitional Program.
It includes:
• A Weekly meeting with UTH staff to focus on life skills, progress toward individually set goals (school, job, career, life skills, etc.), and conflict resolution at all settings
• A systemic approach to include the family in the skill development while helping all members embrace new boundaries; understand basic financial needs vs wants; job exploration; and social, emotional growth.
To participate the member can be their own guardian or be under the guardianship of someone else.
Various insurance plans are accepted along with a private pay option.
To gain details on all pre-requisites and programming details contact UTH at Contact Us – United Through Hope
Pre-Transitional Programming
UTH’s pre-transitional is a program designed for those wishing to gain a more advanced handle on the basic skills to move toward independence and an important step BEFORE living completely on their own. The pre-transitional housing program at UTH is designed for high functioning adults who want an opportunity to become more confident in the basic “adulting” skills before moving out of their parents’ house.
It includes:
• Weekly meetings with UTH staff to focus on life skills, progress toward individually set goals (school, job, career, life skills, etc.), and conflict resolution at all settings
• A systemic approach to include the family in the skill development while helping all members embrace new boundaries; understand basic financial needs vs wants; job exploration; and social and emotional growth.
To participate the member can be their own guardian or be under the guardianship of someone else.
Various insurance plans are accepted by UTH along with a private pay option.
To gain details on all pre-requisites and programming details contact UTH at Contact Us – United Through Hope
Transitioning to Living Fully Independently-in your own apartment/property
Have you really wanted to launch but really do not want to live with others? Maybe only want to live with one other person? Need to stay near a support system?
Have you already launched but are really living off money provided by your parents to keep you afloat?
Then this program is for you!
UTH’s transitional housing in YOUR OWN apartment/property is a program designed for those wishing to practice TRUE independence and learn to truly live completely on their own. The transitional housing program in YOUR OWN apartment/property is designed for high functioning adults who have demonstrated various pre-requisites and want an opportunity to successfully remove themselves from others propping them up financially.
It includes:
• Weekly meetings with UTH staff to focus on life skills, progress toward individually set goals (finances, school, job, career, life skills, etc.)
• Designed to figure out what the barriers are that are keeping you from living the life that others your age have!
The member can be their own guardian or under the guardianship of someone else.
Various insurance plans are accepted by UTH in addition to a private pay option.
- Meetings, goal setting, and life coaching weekly with UTH staff to meet employment, financial, social, emotional, and other need based goals set.
- There is a systemic component to this program meaning the parents can be included in the weekly meetings.
To gain programming details contact UTH at Contact Us – United Through Hope