A place to land.
Shared supportive housing in Austin, Texas, for people who need somewhere steady while navigating a transition, getting established, or figuring out what comes next.
A place to live doesn’t resolve everything. But it can create room to handle everything else.
Your past doesn’t automatically close the door. A criminal history, eviction history, past homelessness, disability, or behavioral-health diagnosis does not automatically prevent you from being considered.
Who it’s for
- Adults, and in some homes families, in the Austin area
- People in a transition: leaving a program, rebuilding after a setback, or starting over
- People who can manage their own daily care and medications in a shared home
- People ready to work on goals like employment, savings, or longer-term housing
What to expect.
Before a placement is confirmed, we’ll talk through the residence, expectations, applicable costs or funding arrangements, and the information you need to decide whether the placement is right for you.
Shared living requires respect, communication, boundaries, and consideration from everyone in the home.
Support doesn’t require giving up ownership of your life.
Need a place soon?
Availability varies.
When appropriate space is available and the request falls within what we can provide, Well & Plenty may be able to consider time-sensitive placements.
We cannot guarantee immediate placement, but you’re welcome to ask.
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What our housing is.
Well & Plenty housing is supportive, shared residential living — a steady place to live, connected to practical support, programming, and people who know their way around.
We serve adults, and depending on the residence, families too. Different residences may serve different populations or household types.
Placement depends on:
- your household’s needs,
- available space,
- funding,
- program fit,
- and the level of support we can safely provide.
Costs and funding arrangements may vary by resident, payer, program, partnership, or residence. Submitting an application does not guarantee placement.
How it works.
- 1
Learn About Well & Plenty
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Apply for Housing
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Application Review
- 4
Placement Planning
- 5
Approval/Waitlist
- 6
Placement & Onboarding
- 7
Move-In
Every step takes the time it takes. We don’t promise immediate placement, but we’ll keep you posted on where things stand.
Apply for HousingResidential Placement Requirements
Well & Plenty provides supportive residential environments and is not a medical, nursing, assisted-living, behavioral-health treatment, or personal-care facility.
Individuals referred or applying for residential placement must be able to safely manage their day-to-day personal care needs, including activities of daily living; independently manage and administer their own medications; and live safely in a shared residential environment without continuous clinical, behavioral-health, or medical supervision.
Well & Plenty does not provide medication administration or management, assistance with activities of daily living, skilled nursing care, behavioral-health treatment, crisis stabilization, or continuous medical or clinical supervision.
Placement decisions are based on whether Well & Plenty has an available residential environment that can appropriately and safely meet the individual or household’s current needs.
Payment & funding
Well & Plenty housing includes connected programming such as workforce readiness and life skills. Payment and funding may come from the resident, an organization, a program, an agency, or another source. We’ll walk through all costs with you before a placement is confirmed.
Not sure yet? That’s okay. Tell us what you know.
Referring someone?
We welcome inquiries from professionals and organizations seeking residential options.
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