In this episode, Scott talks with a local advocate who recently opened a transitional living space in Sheboygan. They discuss the process of getting in, the importance of accountability and structure, and the ultimate goal of helping residents move toward permanent housing.

It’s an honest and hopeful look at what “a second chance” really means — and the effort it takes to make stability possible.

Chapters

• (00:00:00 ) - What Inspired the Opening of a Transitional Living House?
• (00:06:37 ) - Paying it Forward
• (00:07:39 ) - A home for the homeless in Chicago
• (00:12:24 ) - What is Transitional Living?
• (00:13:38 ) - Beyond a Room: The Community Center
• (00:16:37 ) - What Needs to Be Accepted Into Your Program?
• (00:20:52 ) - Transitional Living: Help Residents Gain Their Own Independence
• (00:23:01 ) - How to Get Out of the Residue
• (00:27:47 ) - One group helped one homeless person get off the street
• (00:29:31 ) - The transitional living center's first week
• (00:32:34 ) - What's been the hardest part about opening and running this kind of
• (00:33:25 ) - Recent success stories at the homeless outreach
• (00:35:41 ) - One Voice for the Homeless
• (00:38:02 ) - Volunteers are needed at Home Inc. Transitional Housing Unit
• (00:42:06 ) - Unhoused and Unheard