"Our mission is to bridge the gap between housing and hope.”
Safe, supportive, and community-oriented housing for individuals in need of stability.
💡 Our Why
Everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home, no matter their journey. Yet, many face obstacles such as financial struggles, credit challenges, disabilities, or life transitions that make finding housing difficult. In today’s world, securing an apartment can feel impossible, leaving many without options. Hotels may offer a bed, but not the stability or sense of belonging needed to truly grow. At New Destiny Shared Living, we believe there is a better way—a place where affordability meets community, and every individual is given the opportunity to rebuild, thrive, and create a brighter future.”
"Reentry" One of the hardest journeys a person can face. You do your time, but once you step back into society, the challenges often feel even greater. Too many people discover that freedom doesn’t always mean opportunity—apartments deny applications, families may distance themselves, and the stigma of a past mistake lingers like a shad
"Reentry" One of the hardest journeys a person can face. You do your time, but once you step back into society, the challenges often feel even greater. Too many people discover that freedom doesn’t always mean opportunity—apartments deny applications, families may distance themselves, and the stigma of a past mistake lingers like a shadow. It can feel like a sentence that never ends.
At New Destiny Shared Living, we believe no one should be defined by their past. We believe in second chances, in dignity restored, and in the power of community. Our homes are more than just apartments —they are places of belonging, stability, and growth. Here, residents are not judged by where they’ve been, but supported for where they’re going.
We know that with the right environment, people can heal, rebuild, and create a new future. That’s why we exist—to break the cycle of rejection and replace it with hope, opportunity, and a path forward. Because everyone deserves more than just a place to stay—they deserve a place to thrive.”
We exist to:
* Reduce homelessness and housing insecurity.
* Provide a caring community where people aren’t isolated.
* Support residents in regaining independence and stability.
* Promote dignity, respect, and opportunity for every individual.
Today, the cost of living has placed stable housing out of reach for many individuals. Gettin
We exist to:
* Reduce homelessness and housing insecurity.
* Provide a caring community where people aren’t isolated.
* Support residents in regaining independence and stability.
* Promote dignity, respect, and opportunity for every individual.
Today, the cost of living has placed stable housing out of reach for many individuals. Getting approved for an apartment often means coming up with high deposits, application fees, and the first month’s rent—barriers that feel impossible to overcome. And even after approval, the struggle continues. Rent keeps rising, utilities pile on, and the pressure makes it hard to stay afloat.
For those without support, the reality can mean bouncing from place to place, relying on overpriced hotels, or facing the harshness of homelessness. Without stability, it becomes nearly impossible to focus on growth, healing, or a new beginning.
Seniors and veterans deserve more than just a place to stay—they deserve a community. Too often, living alone can lead to loneliness and isolation. At New Destiny Shared Living, we provide affordable housing that brings people together.
Here, seniors and veterans can enjoy companionship, share daily life, and find comfort in a safe and su
Seniors and veterans deserve more than just a place to stay—they deserve a community. Too often, living alone can lead to loneliness and isolation. At New Destiny Shared Living, we provide affordable housing that brings people together.
Here, seniors and veterans can enjoy companionship, share daily life, and find comfort in a safe and supportive environment.
Who we serve???
Mental health
Homelessness
Elderly
displaced
veteran's
Reentry