Every new beginning starts with a turn.
Safe, structured, non-medical transitional housing for adults across the Atlanta Metro Area, by professional referral.
From catastrophe to Strepho
In Greek, strepho (στρέφω) means “to turn.” The same root lives inside a word our residents know too well: catastrophe, from the Greek for a turning downward.
A lost home. A release date with nowhere to go. A hospital discharge with no address to give. That is the downward turn. Strepho is the other one, the turn back toward routine, stability and home.
Catastrophe turns life downward. Strepho turns it upward.
Steady ground for the next step
Stable housing
Safe, clean, gender-separated homes, furnished or unfurnished.
Structure and accountability
Clear community standards and routines that help goals stick.
Partner coordination
Timely communication with case managers, so housing supports each resident’s service plan.
Built for people ready to rebuild
Every referral receives an individual review. Placement depends on availability, program fit, support needs and the funding or payment arrangements in place.
Veterans
Using HUD-VASH, SSVF or GPD assistance.
Returning citizens
Transitioning back to the community.
Working adults
Who need stable housing to keep or find a job.
Community referrals
From Coordinated Entry, hospitals and outreach teams.
Three simple steps
Reach out
Call, email or send an introduction. Anyone can ask.
We review together
We look at fit, timing and support, and talk it through with you.
Move in
Once placement is confirmed in writing, we plan move-in day.
Ready to refer someone?
Tell us about your client, and we’ll get back to you within 24–48 business hours of a complete packet.