Main Street is a Semi-Independent Living program designed for young men between the ages of 16 and 21 who are preparing for independent living. The program supports each resident by teaching them essential life skills, managing their independence, and providing ongoing support as they work towards independence.
The program is structured in three phases to guide young adults through their journey.
- In the first phase, young adults live at the Main Street residence, where they learn foundational life skills like cooking, cleaning, and budgeting, while attending school or working, with 24-7 staff support.
- In the second phase, they move to a nearby apartment, practicing independent living with ongoing staff support, refining their skills, and continuing education or work.
- The third and final phase focuses on transitioning to full independence, helping young adults manage finances and build a stable, healthy future as they take on more responsibility.
The strong foundation of success built during each phase of the Main Street program helps young men transition to adulthood with confidence and support.