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Our Services

WholePath Community Support Services helps vulnerable adults establish stability, access essential resources, and move toward greater independence. Our primary focus is supportive housing, but we understand that a safe place to live is only one part of a person’s journey. Many individuals also need transportation, personal support, re-entry assistance, resource coordination, life-skills development, and help preparing for long-term housing. That is why WholePath uses a whole-person approach. We work to understand each individual’s circumstances, strengths, barriers, and goals before developing a practical path forward. Services are provided based on program eligibility, available capacity, individual needs, referral requirements, and WholePath’s authorized scope of service.

WholePath Independent & Supportive Housing  
A Safe Foundation for Stability

Stable housing provides the foundation people need to address other areas of their lives. WholePath offers supportive residential services for adults who are experiencing housing instability or navigating a significant life transition.Our housing programs are designed to provide a safe, structured, and respectful environment where residents can focus on rebuilding stability and preparing for greater independence. Depending on the program, supportive housing may include:

 

​• Furnished shared bedrooms

• Utilities and basic household amenities

• Access to common living and dining areas

• A safe and structured residential environment

• Resident orientation and individualized goal planning

• Assistance connecting with benefits and community resources

• Life-skills support

• Transportation coordination

• Employment and income-support referrals​​

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WholePath Academy

Learn. Prepare. Work. Thrive

WholePath Virtual Employment Academy provides accessible, practical employment training that helps individuals build the skills, confidence, and tools needed to enter, re-enter, and advance in the workforce.

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The academy serves job seekers who may face barriers to employment, including veterans, adults with disabilities, individuals returning from incarceration, people transitioning from housing instability, career changers, and individuals seeking greater economic independence.

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Through flexible virtual courses, instructor-led workshops, career coaching, and hands-on activities, participants learn how to identify career goals, prepare professional résumés, complete job applications, interview effectively, communicate in the workplace, use essential technology, manage workplace expectations, and retain employment.

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  • Career-interest and employment-readiness assessments

  • Individual employment and career-development plans

  • Résumé and cover-letter development

  • Online job-search and application training

  • Interview preparation and mock interviews

  • Workplace communication and professionalism

  • Digital literacy and workplace technology training

  • Email, Microsoft Office, and virtual-meeting skills

  • Customer-service and conflict-resolution training

  • Time management, attendance, and workplace accountability

  • Financial literacy and budgeting for employment

  • Job-retention and career-advancement coaching

  • Employer expectations and workplace-culture preparation

  • Background-friendly employment strategies

  • Re-entry employment preparation

  • Disability-inclusive employment support

  • Veteran career-transition support

  • Entrepreneurship and self-employment fundamentals

  • Industry-specific employment-readiness courses

  • Professional certificates of completion

  • Employer referrals and community workforce connections

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WholePath Virtual Employment Academy connects education with opportunity by helping participants move from uncertainty to employment readiness, sustainable work, and long-term economic stability.

WholePath Transition Support

Returning to the community after incarceration can be overwhelming. Individuals may need to secure housing, identification, employment, transportation, healthcare, and basic resources within a short period of time.  WholePath provides coordinated re-entry support designed to reduce barriers and help individuals establish a stable foundation.

Re-entry support may include:

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  • Assistance obtaining identification and records

  • Connections to probation or community-supervision resources

  • Transportation to required appointments

  • Employment-readiness support

  • Résumé and application assistance

  • Workforce and training referrals

  • Benefits and healthcare navigation

  • Life-skills development

  • Permanent housing preparation

  • Community-resource referrals

  • Individualized transition planning

 

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WholePath approaches re-entry with both compassion and accountability. We recognize the challenges individuals may face while also encouraging active participation, responsible decision-making, and progress toward long-term independence.

Veteran Support Services:  
Honoring Service With Practical Support

Veterans may face housing instability, difficulty accessing benefits, transportation barriers, health-related challenges, unemployment, or difficulty transitioning back into the community.  WholePath may provide or coordinate support for eligible veterans through services such as:

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  • Supportive housing

  • Housing-stability planning

  • Veterans’ benefits referrals

  • Employment-readiness support

  • Permanent housing preparation

  • Community-resource navigation

  • Assistance coordinating with veterans’ service organizations

  • Life-skills development

  • Individualized transition planning

 

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Professional Referral Services: 
A Reliable Community Partner

WholePath accepts inquiries and referrals from professionals who are helping adults transition into safer and more stable living arrangements.

Referral partners may include:

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  • Social workers

  • Case managers

  • Hospital discharge planners

  • Healthcare providers

  • Behavioral-health professionals

  • Shelter staff

  • Re-entry professionals

  • Probation and community-supervision professionals

  • Attorneys and court programs

  • Veterans’ service organizations

  • Disability-service organizations

  • Nonprofit agencies

  • Faith-based organizations

  • Government agencies

  • Managed-care and community-support organizations

Other Services Include:

  • Personal Support and Daily Living Coordination

  • Life-Skills Development

  • Benefits and Community Resource Navigation

  • Individualized Service Planning​​​

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