Shared living is a housing option where individuals either share a bedroom with a roommate or have a private bedroom, while sharing common spaces such as kitchens, living rooms, and bathrooms. It's designed to provide both affordability and community support.

Eligibility is based on availability and program guidelines. Individuals who are able-bodied and can live independently in a community setting may qualify for shared living housing. We also serve individuals who are experiencing homelessness, have a history of mental illness, substance use disorder, or other challenges that impact their housing stability. All applicants go through an intake process to ensure shared living is the right fit for their needs.

We consider lifestyle, compatibility, and individual needs when making placements. Our priority is to create a safe, respectful, and comfortable living environment.

Amenities typically include:

• Furnished bedrooms (private or shared)
• Furnished kitchens and living spaces
• Laundry facilities
• Wi-Fi
• Access to supportive services onsite or nearby (such as case management, counseling, or community resources)

The length of stay varies depending on each individual's needs and the type of housing program. Some residents may stay for a shorter transitional period, while others may remain longer if they need extended stability. ThrivHive works with each person to determine the most appropriate arrangement to support long-term housing success.

Yes. Safety and security are top priorities. Homes are regularly maintained, and house rules are in place to support a peaceful and respectful living environment. Staff and supportive services help ensure residents feel secure and supported.

Currently, ThrivHive's housing options are primarily designed for individuals. Family housing may be available in certain cases, depending on property and program capacity.

No. ThrivHive does not offer refunds. All financial terms are clearly discussed during the application and intake process before move-in.