Question 1

Where are your homes located?

Accepted Answer

Our residences are in the Austin, Texas area.

Question 2

Who can live at Well & Plenty?

Accepted Answer

Adults, and in some residences families, who need a steady place to live during a transition. Residents must be able to manage their own daily care and medications in a shared home.

Question 3

Can I apply if I have a criminal record or an eviction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A criminal history, eviction history, or past homelessness does not automatically prevent you from being considered. We look at whether we have a home that's a safe, good fit right now.

Question 4

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Costs vary by residence and program, and may be paid by the resident, an agency, or another program. We'll walk through every cost with you before a placement is confirmed.

Question 5

How fast can I move in?

Accepted Answer

It depends on availability. We can sometimes consider time-sensitive placements, but we can't guarantee immediate move-in. You're always welcome to ask.

Question 6

Is this a treatment program?

Accepted Answer

No. Well & Plenty is supportive shared housing, not a medical, treatment, or assisted-living facility.

Question 7

Do I need a referral?

Accepted Answer

No. You can reach out on your own. Professionals are also welcome to refer someone.

Question 8

What does participating involve?

Accepted Answer

Residents take part in programming connected to their goals, such as workforce readiness, life skills, and housing stability planning.

Question 9

Can I get support without living here?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Reach out about navigation, resources, or workforce support even if you don't need housing.

Question 10

Do you work with agencies and case managers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We accept referrals from professionals and partner with agencies, funders, employers, and property owners.

Question 11

Do you offer consulting or training?

Accepted Answer

Yes: program design, implementation, residential operations, training, facilitation, and technical assistance. → For Partners

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