Transitional Living Program Level 3

Morse House, a TLP3 program addresses the social, employability and self reliance needs of young men between the ages of 18 and 20 ½ years of age as they begin the transition toward independence. In a congregate living group home model, each youth has private living space, access to computers and moderate amenities.

This program is designed to serve up to eight (8) male youth. Six (6) youth reside in the group home setting and two (2) youth who have proven self-sufficiency, residing in their own apartment. All of the youth in the program receive intensive case management services while in the group home or in their own apartment. Program components also include: individual therapy as required, strengthening family support, facilitating life-skills training, coaching, self-reliance, modeling pro social skills and managing budgets.

In order to help the young men in the Morse House Program achieve greater success at achieving self-sufficient independence, an emphasis is placed on education and employment. For some that may mean a return to high school or assistance in obtaining their GED certification, attending a trade school or help in obtaining employment. The program provides 24 hour, 7 seven days a week supervision, incorporating structured programming as required on an individual basis.

Hours of Operation

Morse House is located in the Rogers Park neighborhood and serves a total of 6 residents on a daily basis, with 2 youth residing in their own apartments. While the center is open and operated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, accessibility to the facility is during customary business hours Monday - Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Transitional Living Program Supervisor is on-call 24 -7.

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Contact the Transitional Living Program Supervisor here