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Warm and Grace Residential Services
Safe Housing • Supportive Living • A Fresh Start
Providing safe, structured, supportive housing for adults working toward stability and independent living.
Who we serve
Housing for adults moving toward stability
We welcome conversations with referral partners supporting adults who can thrive in an independent shared-living setting.
- Adults age 21 and older
- Individuals needing stable housing
- Individuals transitioning from homelessness
- Reentry referrals
- Veterans
- Adults referred by caseworkers, agencies, and community organizations
- Individuals working toward employment and independent living
What we provide
A structured home with practical support
- Furnished housing
- Utilities
- Structured residential environment
- Life-skills support
- Employment-resource referrals
- Budgeting and financial-literacy support
- Transportation coordination
- Appointment coordination
- Community-resource referrals
- Goal planning
- Permanent-housing transition support
Our approach
Support that builds forward momentum
We provide more than a place to stay. Our goal is to help residents build stability, develop independent-living skills, connect with resources, and move toward long-term housing success.
Stability
Accountability
Independence
Personal growth
Community connection
Admission basics
A good fit starts here
- Adults age 21+
- Able to live independently
- Able to manage personal care and medications
- Medically stable
- Able to follow house rules
- Appropriate for a shared residential setting
- Payment or funding arrangement required
- Admission based on program fit and bed availability
Payment & funding
Flexible placement conversations
Warm and Grace Residential Services may accept:
- Private pay
- Agency-funded placements
- Approved program funding
- Contract-funded placements
- Other eligible community or housing-assistance sources
Payment arrangements are reviewed during the referral and admission process.
Have questions about funding for a client? Contact usForms & resources
Start here
Quick, secure tools for referral partners, prospective residents, and organizations checking housing availability.
Refer a Resident
For caseworkers, agencies, hospitals, shelters, and community partners.
Open formStart an Application
Begin the intake process for a prospective resident.
Open formAdmission Criteria
Review and print the basic qualifications before referring.
View sheetCheck Availability
Ask about timing and future space for a client.
Send requestDownload Brochure
Save or share the updated two-page brochure.
Download PDFNeed to explain next steps? View the referral process.
For caseworkers & agencies
Looking for housing for a client?
We welcome referrals from case managers, reentry programs, veteran organizations, homeless-service agencies, hospitals, nonprofits, churches, and other community partners.
Referral Process
- 1
Referral submitted
- 2
Initial review
- 3
Applicant interview
- 4
Independent-living assessment
- 5
Funding/payment verification
- 6
Bed availability confirmed
- 7
Admission decision
Service Area
Serving Liberty County & Surrounding Areas
Georgia
Clear expectations
What we do not provide
Warm and Grace Residential Services provides independent residential housing and supportive services. We do not provide skilled nursing, hands-on personal care, detoxification, or 24-hour medical supervision.
- Skilled nursing
- Hands-on personal care
- Medication administration
- Detoxification
- Inpatient behavioral-health treatment
- 24-hour medical supervision
Why Warm and Grace
A thoughtful path toward independence
- Safe and structured environment
- Supportive approach
- Focus on independence
- Community-resource connections
- Goal-oriented transition planning
- Welcoming referral partnerships
Frequently asked questions
Helpful answers before you refer
Review common questions about eligibility, services, funding, and the referral process.
Have another question? Call 912-808-1332 or email warmandgracepch@gmail.com.
Who is eligible for Warm and Grace housing?
Warm and Grace serves adults age 21 and older who are medically stable, can live independently, manage their personal care and medications, follow house rules, and are appropriate for a shared residential setting. Admission also depends on program fit, funding, and space availability.
Do you accept reentry referrals?
Yes. We welcome reentry referrals for adults who meet our admission criteria and are working toward stability and independent living.
Do you serve veterans?
Yes. Veterans who meet the program's admission criteria may be considered, and we welcome referrals from VA contacts and veteran-serving organizations.
How long can a resident stay?
Length of stay is based on each resident's needs, goals, continued program fit, and funding arrangement. Transition planning focuses on long-term housing success.
Is income or a funding source required?
A payment or funding arrangement is required before admission. Options may include private pay, agency funding, approved program funding, contract-funded placements, or other eligible assistance sources.
Is transportation provided?
Warm and Grace offers transportation and appointment coordination. Specific arrangements are discussed during the referral and admission process.
Do you provide medical or personal care?
No. Warm and Grace is an independent residential setting and does not provide skilled nursing, hands-on personal care, medication administration, detoxification, inpatient treatment, or 24-hour medical supervision.
Are beds currently available?
Warm and Grace is currently establishing services and preparing for admissions. Use the Check Availability form to ask about anticipated timing and future space for a client.
How do I refer someone?
Select Refer a Resident and complete the short online form. We will review the information, discuss program fit and funding, and follow up about next steps.
Is there an application fee or deposit required?
No. We do not charge an application fee, nor do we require deposits. Once approved, in addition to your monthly room fee, a one-time program fee of $300 is required to move in.
Is it ok to drink alcohol or use drugs in the house?
Absolutely not. Warm and Grace is a drug and alcohol-free program. Failure to follow the program and house rules will result in immediate termination of the agreement and removal from the program, with no refund.
Is case management included?
Yes. We offer basic case management to ensure each participant's stability and emergency preparedness. This includes, but is not limited to, access to SNAP benefits, mental health services, Medicaid benefit coordination, and collecting emergency contact, case manager, and doctor information.
Are pets allowed?
No. Pets are not allowed.