Shelter Solutions

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The Hospitality House saved us and nurtured us back to health, happiness, and a sense of home. We leave with full hearts and grateful tears
— Letter from a Hospitality House family

Hospitality House Family Shelter

The Hospitality House is Homeworthy’s extended stay family shelter, located in Rockport. We provide a caring, temporary “home” for up to 22 individuals at a time, half of whom are usually babies, toddlers, or school-aged children. Recognized by Maine State Housing Authority as one of the top two most efficient shelters in the state for successful transitions to permanent housing, most families will stay in the Hospitality House an average of 6-9 months, while working closely with our staff to access necessary resources, locate affordable housing, and prepare for their transition into stable, independent living.


The Transitional Living Apartments For Youth

The Transitional Living Apartments are four efficiency studio apartments adjacent to our youth center in Rockland. These studios are reserved for individuals between the ages of 18-21 and emancipated minors who are receiving case management services and are in urgent need of safe, reliable, and affordable housing. In order to be considered for placement, youth must agree to continue working on a self-driven plan of care and transition goals while in residence. Read more about the Transitional Living Program.


How To Help

Please consider making a donation to support our work at Homeworthy. If you or someone you know is struggling with homelessness, please contact us at (207) 593-8151 or info@homeworthy.org to schedule an intake. Our case management team can provide emergency supplies, resources, and support for families and individuals experiencing homelessness both before and after intake into our program.