Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
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Why should my organization consider 21 Genesis as a housing partner?
Why should my organization consider 21 Genesis as a housing partner?
21 Genesis provides a responsive, professional housing resource for organizations seeking safe, stable, recovery-supportive placements for the individuals they serve. We prioritize clear communication with referral partners, timely coordination, dignified living environments, and housing that supports residents as they work toward greater stability and independence.
How do I refer someone to 21 Genesis?
How do I refer someone to 21 Genesis?
Referral partners can contact 21 Genesis directly to discuss the individual’s housing needs, program fit, anticipated length of stay, funding or payment arrangements, and current availability. We welcome relationships with case managers, social workers, treatment providers, healthcare organizations, reentry programs, and community agencies.
Does 21 Genesis accept contracted or agency-funded placements?
Does 21 Genesis accept contracted or agency-funded placements?
Yes. 21 Genesis welcomes conversations with organizations seeking dependable housing resources for the individuals they serve. We are interested in referral partnerships, agency-funded placements, and contracted housing opportunities. Please contact us to discuss your program, population served, anticipated referral needs, and funding structure.
What is included in the housing?
What is included in the housing?
Our residences provide furnished living spaces and an all-inclusive environment designed to reduce everyday barriers. Amenities may include utilities, internet, television, bedding, laundry access, food resources, limited transportation assistance, and convenient access to public transportation.
Who does 21 Genesis serve?
Who does 21 Genesis serve?
21 Genesis provides recovery-supportive housing for adults who need a safe, stable environment while rebuilding their lives. We welcome referrals from substance use treatment programs, behavioral health providers, hospitals, reentry programs, probation and parole, community organizations, and other appropriate referral sources.
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