Serving SC, GA & AL — Georgia a Priority
Veteran-OwnedHelping Hands Shared Housing provides rooms, transportation to work, job placement, and a clear path to permanent housing for individuals experiencing homelessness across South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.
We work with case managers serving three populations who have verifiable income and need stable transitional housing as a bridge to permanent placement.
Veteran-Owned. Transitional housing for veterans receiving VA disability compensation, pension benefits, or VASH housing vouchers. We work directly with VA social workers and veteran service organizations to coordinate placements.
Stable housing for individuals receiving SSI or SSDI who need time and support to transition from crisis to permanent housing. Rent is paid from their monthly benefit — this is not charity. It's a self-sustaining model that works.
Housing for individuals transitioning out of incarceration who have employment income or transitional assistance. We provide the stable address that makes everything else — a job, a bank account, a lease — possible.
Across South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, communities face a shortage of transitional housing options. Georgia is our primary focus. Existing shelters provide beds for a night, but a bed isn't a solution. People need stability long enough to get a job, save money, and find a permanent place to live.
That takes time. That takes support. That takes a real room with a door that locks.
Helping Hands is a self-sustaining transitional housing program — not a shelter or charity. Residents pay rent from their benefits or income. This model keeps beds available long-term and gives residents the dignity of paying their own way.
Our program is designed for people who need stability to transition to permanent housing — not people who need emergency crisis intervention.
On income & rent
Residents pay rent from their monthly benefits or wages. SSI/SSDI recipients, veterans receiving disability or pension, and employed reentry clients all qualify. Rent is structured to remain affordable within benefit amounts — residents keep money in their pocket to save toward permanent housing.
Every resident gets more than a room. They get the tools to not need us anymore.
7 double rooms in a real home. Not a cot in a gymnasium. A place with dignity, privacy, and stability.
Rides to job interviews, work shifts, and employment-related appointments. Lack of transportation is the silent barrier that keeps people stuck.
Active help finding employment that matches skills and availability. Not a job board. Real placement assistance with local employers.
From day one, we work toward the exit. Every resident gets help finding, applying for, and securing a permanent place to live.
One all-inclusive rate covers your room, 3 meals a day, 2 snacks, Wi-Fi, computer access, TV, and house phone. No hidden fees. No tiered pricing.
Remote Nurse Practitioner available via telehealth to support residents' mental and behavioral health needs. Confidential, resident-centered care built into the program.
Licensed counselor available remotely for individual and group sessions. Residents get structured support for the emotional side of transition — not just the practical.
Seven furnished double-occupancy rooms — 14 beds total — in a real home with shared common spaces.
Contact us for a tour of the property.
Get settled in your room. Meet housemates. Breathe. You have a stable address now.
Job placement kicks in. Transportation provided. Start building income and a work history.
Save money. Build routines. Address any barriers to permanent housing with our support.
Transition to permanent housing with income, savings, and a support network in place.
We're built to work with social workers, VA staff, parole officers, and discharge planners. Here's exactly what to expect when you refer a client.
Call or email us with your client's situation — income source, housing needs, and target move-in timeframe. We'll confirm availability within 1 business day.
We review eligibility together — income verification, program fit, and room availability. No lengthy applications. If it's a match, we confirm placement and set a move-in date within the same week.
Your client gets a stable address, a room, and a clear path to permanent housing. You get regular updates on their housing progress. We stay in contact throughout the placement so nothing falls through the cracks.
When someone has a stable room, a ride to work, help finding a job, and a plan for permanent housing, they don't just survive. They rebuild. Helping Hands Shared Housing exists because our community's homeless population deserves more than a shelter bed. They deserve a starting point.
Serving SC · GA · AL
Get in Touch
We respond to referrals and inquiries within one business day. Case managers and social workers welcome.