Do I need SSI, SSDI, or retirement income to qualify?
Yes. Residents must have a stable monthly income such as SSI, SSDI, VA retirement benefits, or another verified source to ensure they can maintain their placement and personal needs.
Are the living arrangements shared?
Many of our placements are shared living environments, meaning residents may have a roommate. Shared housing helps keep costs affordable and supports a community‑based model.
Do you accept individuals coming home from incarceration or medical setbacks?
Yes. Casa Pipo was created specifically to support individuals transitioning after incarceration, hospitalization, or medical recovery who need stable housing and guidance.
Do you offer sober living?
Yes. We are expanding into sober living, providing a structured, accountable environment for individuals in recovery who need stability and support.
What support services do residents receive?
Residents receive help with resource navigation, treatment coordination, case management collaboration, and community referrals to ensure they have the tools needed to rebuild their lives.