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One of the most important elements of continued recovery after Wayside is securing a safe place to call home.

Wayside’s Supportive Housing program provides a safe, affordable, and independent living option for single women and women and their children as they transition from treatment back into the community.

what is supportive housing?

Wayside Supportive Housing offers 20 sober living units in St. Louis Park, with 16 of those reserved for women with young children and 4 for shared housing between single women without children.

Residents engage with staff on 6 areas of programming aimed at long-term success:

Recovery
Emotional health
Financial literacy
Daily living skills
Parenting
Employment readiness

wait list

Wayside maintains a wait list for access to Supportive Recovery Housing and accepts applications on a rolling basis. Successful applicants have completed a treatment program for chemical dependency with 3 months of proven sobriety. Preference is given to successful transitional housing or residential treatment participants and women at risk of homelessness.

Family Unit Waitlist Status: OPEN

Single Shared Unit Waitlist Status: OPEN

Wayside Supportive Housing: Single Resident Application

URL

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Please read the information below carefully before beginning your application(Required)

General Information:

Thank you for your interest in Wayside Supportive Housing.

Wayside Supportive Housing contains 20 units (18 two-bedroom units and 2 three-bedroom units), which rent for $1350.00 and $1725.00 respectively. ** The damage deposit is $500 and must be paid prior to move-in. **

Wayside pays for heat and water. Residents pay for electricity. Residents must be able to qualify for Section 8 or other HUD rental subsidy and will pay one-third of their adjusted gross income towards rent.

All residents are expected to meet with program staff regularly, attend a mandatory weekly community meeting and to follow all the rules of the program.

This is a program for single heads of households who are in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) and their minor custodial children only. Spouses, significant others, partners, or adult children are not allowed to live here. Guests must be free of mood-altering substances and must follow Wayside visiting hours. Guests are not allowed to stay overnight.

Wayside’s goal is to provide safe, affordable, sober housing for heads of households recovering from SUD and their minor children, regardless of race, age, ethnicity, religion or sexual preference.

Wayside encourages applicants who are serious about their recovery and committed to healing the damage/trauma caused by SUD in families to apply.

Selection Criteria: The following criteria will be the requirements for selection for housing:
• Applicants must be highly motivated to initiate and complete goals in the areas of recovery, education, employment, financial stability, family healing, and emotional health.
• Completion of primary treatment for chemical dependency.
• Minimum 90 days of continuous sobriety.
• Serious commitment to sobriety, demonstrated by implementation of a sobriety maintenance program.
• Preference will be given to parents who have been successful in transitional housing or as extended care residents.
• Preference will be given to homeless applicants.
• Applicants must meet the income criteria and have minimum adequate household income to meet rent obligation and living expenses.
• Applicants must have full physical custody of at least one child prior to being accepted to the program.
• Applicants must include a letter of reference from their treatment counselor, sponsor or other professional who has been involved in their personal recovery.
• Applicants must be free of any psychiatric disorder that would interfere with goal setting, parenting or program compliance.
• No record of any sexual offense, drug manufacturing, arson or felony violence: this will automatically disqualify an applicant household.
• Must not have been terminated for cause from a public housing program.

Selection Process

The process for selection will begin with your completed application.

Wayside staff will verify the information provided and contact your counselor and references.

If you do not hear from Wayside staff after submitting your application, please call: 612-499-3800 to confirm your application has been received.

When a vacancy arises, you will be asked to interview with the Program Staff who will select the applicants best meeting the requirements above.

There will be 3 attempts to reach you. If staff do not hear from you after the third attempt your application will be shredded and the process will end.

Wayside Staff’s decision is final; there is no appeal process.

A waiting list is maintained.

Please email IntakeSH@waysiderc.org or call 612.760.4911 with any questions about your application.

I have read the above information.

Application for Residency

At Wayside Supportive Housing: 1341 and 1349 Jersey Avenue South, Saint Louis Park, MN Note: Please make sure that this form is filled out completely. If any questions do not apply to you, please indicate by writing “N/A” or “None” in the available space.

Your Name(Required)

First Middle Initial Last

Date of Birth(Required)

Sex(Required)

Address(Required)

Street Address, and Apt # if applicable City State Zip

Home Phone(Required)

Work Phone

Contact Persons: List the name, address and phone numbers for two friends or relatives who generally know how to contact you should staff not be able to reach you at the number you provide above.

Contact #1(Required)

Name

Street Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

Contact #2(Required)

Name

Street Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

Recovery History:

Number of Months Sobriety:(Required)

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 1.

Describe the organizations and persons significant in your recovery. Include the name, address and phone number of any primary treatment facility, extended care facility or organization, the dates you were involved with each, and the names and phone numbers of your counselors or sponsors. (To add another row for an additional organization, click the + symbol at the end of the row.(Required)

Organization Name

Dates

Counselor Name

Phone Number

Do you currently participate in ongoing aftercare?(Required)

If yes, what type of aftercare or with which organization(s)?(Required)

Do you have a sponsor?(Required)

Describe your personal program – how do you stay sober?(Required)

Personal Goals:

What are your two-year goals? Include your personal goals, professional, career and/or educational goals and goals for your family.(Required)

How will this program help you reach those goals?(Required)

Housing Status:

Are you being (or have you ever been) evicted?(Required)

Have you ever received an Unlawful Detainer?(Required)

If yes to either, please explain when the eviction occurred, who evicted you, and why:(Required)

Where are you currently living?(Required)

Have you ever lived with a roommate before?(Required)

If Yes, what were the challenges of living with a roommate?(Required)

What were the successes of living with a roommate?(Required)

Household Income

Rent is $521.50 per month. We cannot accept GRH or other subsidies. For each type of income (MFIP, SSI, Earned Income, Child Support, etc.) that your household receives, list the source and the amount of that income that can be expected during the next twelve months. To add another row, click the + symbol.(Required)

Family Member Name

Source/Type of Income

Amount Expected during next 12 months

Does any member of your household receive income from assets, including interest on checking or savings accounts, interest and dividends from certificates of deposit, stocks, bonds, income from the rental of property?(Required)

List the value of all stocks, bonds, trusts, pension contributions or other assets:(Required)

Do you or any member of your household own a home or other real estate?(Required)

If yes, please explain:(Required)

Have you sold or given away real property in the past two years?(Required)

If yes, what is the current value of this asset(Required)

General

Please attach a letter of reference from your treatment counselor, sponsor or other professional who has been involved in your personal recovery.(Required)

Upload your resume in .pdf, .doc or .docx format

Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 25 MB.

Is there any other relevant information that you wish to share with us?(Required)

How did you find out about our program?(Required)

Wayside Supportive Housing: Single Head of Household Application

Name

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Please read the information below carefully before beginning your application(Required)

General Information:

Thank you for your interest in Wayside Supportive Housing.

Wayside Supportive Housing contains 20 units (18 two-bedroom units and 2 three-bedroom units), which rent for $1350.00 and $1725.00 respectively. ** The damage deposit is $1000 and must be paid prior to move-in. **

Wayside pays for heat and water. Residents pay for electricity. Residents must be able to qualify for Section 8 or other HUD rental subsidy and will pay one-third of their adjusted gross income towards rent.

All residents are expected to meet with program staff regularly, attend a mandatory weekly community meeting and to follow all the rules of the program.

This is a program for single heads of households who are in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) and their minor custodial children only. Spouses, significant others, partners, or adult children are not allowed to live here. Guests must be free of mood-altering substances and must follow Wayside visiting hours. Guests are not allowed to stay overnight.

Wayside’s goal is to provide safe, affordable, sober housing for heads of households recovering from SUD and their minor children, regardless of race, age, ethnicity, religion or sexual preference.

Wayside encourages applicants who are serious about their recovery and committed to healing the damage/trauma caused by SUD in families to apply.

Selection Criteria: The following criteria will be the requirements for selection for housing:
• Applicants must be highly motivated to initiate and complete goals in the areas of recovery, education, employment, financial stability, family healing, and emotional health.
• Completion of primary treatment for chemical dependency.
• Minimum 90 days of continuous sobriety.
• Serious commitment to sobriety, demonstrated by implementation of a sobriety maintenance program.
• Preference will be given to parents who have been successful in transitional housing or as extended care residents.
• Preference will be given to homeless applicants.
• Applicants must meet the income criteria and have minimum adequate household income to meet rent obligation and living expenses.
• Applicants must have full physical custody of at least one child prior to being accepted to the program.
• Applicants must include a letter of reference from their treatment counselor, sponsor or other professional who has been involved in their personal recovery.
• Applicants must be free of any psychiatric disorder that would interfere with goal setting, parenting or program compliance.
• No record of any sexual offense, drug manufacturing, arson or felony violence: this will automatically disqualify an applicant household.
• Must not have been terminated for cause from a public housing program.

Selection Process

The process for selection will begin with your completed application.

Wayside staff will verify the information provided and contact your counselor and references.

When a vacancy arises, you will be asked to interview with the Program Staff who will select the applicants best meeting the requirements above.

There will be 3 attempts to reach you. If staff do not hear from you after the third attempt your application will be shredded and the process will end.

Wayside Staff’s decision is final; there is no appeal process.

A waiting list is maintained.

Please email IntakeSH@waysiderc.org or call 952-224-8294 with any questions about your application.

I have read the above information.

Application for Residency

Head of Household (this is you) Personal Information

Your Name(Required)

First Middle Initial Last

Date of Birth(Required)

Sex(Required)

Address(Required)

Street Address, and Apt # if applicable City State Zip

Home Phone(Required)

Work Phone

Contact Persons: List the name, address and phone numbers for two friends or relatives who generally know how to contact you should staff not be able to reach you at the number you provide above.

Contact #1(Required)

Name

Street Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

Contact #2(Required)

Name

Street Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

Recovery History:

Number of Months Sobriety:(Required)

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 1.

Organization Name

Dates

Counselor Name

Phone Number

Do you currently participate in ongoing aftercare?(Required)

If yes, what type of aftercare or with which organization(s)?(Required)

Do you have a sponsor?(Required)

Describe your personal program – how do you stay sober?(Required)

Are you currently involved with Child Protection?(Required)

If yes, what is the name and phone number of your Child Protection worker (if none, write N/A)(Required)

Have you attended parenting classes before?(Required)

Personal Goals:

What are your two-year goals? Include your personal goals, professional, career and/or educational goals and goals for your family.(Required)

How will this program help you reach those goals?(Required)

Housing Status:

If you were accepted into Wayside Supportive Housing, how many total people are in your household?(Required)

Are you being (or have you ever been) evicted?(Required)

Have you ever received an Unlawful Detainer?(Required)

If yes to either, please explain when the eviction occurred, who evicted you, and why. If no, please write N/A.(Required)

Where are you currently living?(Required)

Housing Composition: List yourself as the first member of your household. Add another row by clicking the + symbol at the end of the row. Add each member of the household who will be living in the assigned unit. Be sure to fill in all information for each member of the household.

Add all Household Members below (including yourself). Click the + symbol to add another member.(Required)

Last Name

First Name

Middle Initial

Relationship

Age

Date of Birth

Social Security Number

Sex M/F

Additional Housing Needs: Does anyone sometimes live with you who is not listed above?(Required)

Household Income

For each type of income (MFIP, SSI, Earned Income, Child Support, etc.) that your household receives, list the source and the amount of that income that can be expected during the next twelve months. To add another row, click the + symbol.(Required)

Family Member Name

Source/Type of Income

Amount Expected during next 12 months

List the value of all stocks, bonds, trusts, pension contributions or other assets:(Required)

Do you or any member of your household own a home or other real estate?(Required)

If yes, please explain. If no, write N/A.(Required)

Have you sold or given away real property in the past two years?(Required)

If yes, what is the current value of this asset. If no, write N/A.(Required)

General

Please attach a letter of reference from your treatment counselor, sponsor or other professional who has been involved in your personal recovery.(Required)

Upload your resume in .pdf, .doc or .docx format

Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 25 MB.

Is there any other relevant information that you wish to share with us?(Required)

How did you find out about our program?(Required)

This is an equal opportunity housing development and is available without regard to race, color, religion, sexual preference, national origin, marital status, status with respect to public assistance and physical disability. Please read the following information carefully before you sign this application:(Required)

I, the undersigned applicant, make application to rent an apartment unit at the above address and declare that all of the above information and representations are, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct. I understand that any lease agreement I enter into for an apartment unit may be canceled at any time, without liability by the Owner or its Agents, if any information or representation upon which they relied is found to be incorrect or untrue regardless of my intent.

I consent to any inquiry by the Owner or its Agents necessary to obtain and verify the information in this application for residency and agree upon request to provide third party documentation for all income sources, which may include federal income tax information. I certify that if selected to move into this development, the unit I occupy will be my only residence. I authorize the Owner or its Agents to verify all information provided on this application and to contact previous or current landlords, counselors or sponsors, or other sources for verification, which information may be released to appropriate federal, state or local agencies.

I understand that residency in these apartments is contingent upon being a part of the Wayside Supportive Housing Program, and that if I were to be terminated from that program, I would also be required to vacate my apartment.

I understand that false statements or information are punishable under federal law.

This is an equal opportunity housing development and is available without regard to race, color, religion, sexual preference, national origin, marital status, status with respect to public assistance and physical disability.

I have read and agree to the terms above.

“I still have my acceptance letter to Wayside Supportive Housing. After treatment, I knew I had to get into their supportive housing because it was the only way I was going to stay sober and be a part of my son’s life. I needed all of it, the stability, the community meeting, the coaching, the apartment inspections, the random UA’s. I have now been sober for three and a half years.” – Laura G.

Supportive Housing — Copy

One of the most important elements of continued recovery after Wayside is securing a safe place to call home.

what is supportive housing?

wait list

Family Unit Waitlist Status: OPEN

Single Shared Unit Waitlist Status: OPEN

Wayside Supportive Housing: Single Resident Application

Application for Residency

Contact Persons: List the name, address and phone numbers for two friends or relatives who generally know how to contact you should staff not be able to reach you at the number you provide above.

Recovery History:

Personal Goals:

Housing Status:

Household Income

General

Wayside Supportive Housing: Single Head of Household Application

Application for Residency

Head of Household (this is you) Personal Information

Contact Persons: List the name, address and phone numbers for two friends or relatives who generally know how to contact you should staff not be able to reach you at the number you provide above.

Recovery History:

Personal Goals:

Housing Status:

Housing Composition: List yourself as the first member of your household. Add another row by clicking the + symbol at the end of the row. Add each member of the household who will be living in the assigned unit. Be sure to fill in all information for each member of the household.

Household Income

General

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