Our Housing Initiatives offer a structured continuum of care that includes temporary housing, affordable rental opportunities, and supportive services that guide individuals and families toward long-term stability and homeownership.
The Pathway Home initiative provides a structured, multi-stage journey that moves individuals and families from hardship to homeownership.
It is designed for low-moderate income households that need practical support and a clear, achievable route to owning a home.
The program integrates financial coaching, housing stabilization, spiritual support, and property acquisition strategies to create a predictable pathway for families to purchase a home.
The Program consists of three Tracks:
• Transient Track — Short‑term housing designed to stabilize individuals and families experiencing displacement or hardship.
• Transitional Track — A structured 36‑month advancement program consisting of three phases focused on financial literacy, credit improvement, savings development, and mortgage readiness.
• Homebuyer Track — A home purchase preparation track for participants who have completed the Transitional Track and demonstrated mortgage readiness.
Demonstrated housing instability or need for transitional support.
Commitment to completing the program requirements.
Ability to maintain consistent communication and progress reporting.
Capacity to meet minimum payment obligations and maintain property conditions.
Income must fall between 100% and 250% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).
Under 150% FPL eligible for the Transient Track, which also requires a documented hardship displacement.
The application process is structured in three steps. Each step must be completed in order.
Submit your Eligibility Verification Form. This brief form helps the Ministry confirm that you meet the baseline requirements before you invest time in the full application.
Complete your full application. Once your eligibility is confirmed, you will be invited to complete the full program application and upload all required supporting documentation.
Meet with a Ministry team member to finalize enrollment. Applicants who meet all eligibility criteria will be invited to an enrollment meeting with a Ministry housing representative to review program expectations, execute program agreements, and receive an assigned Success Coach.
Owners & Investors
Want to partner with purpose?
Our ministry partners with property owners who want to use their rental units to make a meaningful impact. Through our Housing Initiatives, landlords can contribute to community restoration while maintaining reliable rental income and professional tenant support.