DePaul – Halstead Square Community Residence

Halstead Square Community Residence provides structured and supportive transitional housing for adults over 18 with psychiatric issues. This DePaul Community Residence-Single Room Occupancy also serves individuals with primary psychiatric issues and co-occurring substance use disorders. But you must be actively engaged in mental health treatment with a commitment to building independent living skills to be accepted.

Referrals are accepted from treatment professionals at hospital-based inpatient mental health facilities, outpatient programs and clients’ families. I liked their beautiful and conducive residence. They boast a furnished private bedroom with a microwave, television, and small refrigerator.

There’s a free onsite laundry, outdoor courtyard and a welcoming common area. Residents enjoy three nutritious meals daily plus round-the-clock staff support. Halstead Square is located at West Main Street in the Susan B. Anthony neighborhood just west of downtown Rochester within Monroe County, New York.

RTS Bus Route 4 stops near the facility and provides service to downtown. Halstead Square’s rent is determined by the CCII rates for that year. Residents may cover their rent through federal/state benefits or wages. Your family can also assume financial responsibility.

Halstead Square sets residents on a path to lasting healing via various personalized counseling and guidance from the staff to build coping skills. Participation in daily living skills training prepares you for independent living, from managing finances to maintaining a routine. Services also include crisis and medication management to ensure you stay stable during difficult times.

Residents are connected to medical and dental care alongside health education services. The program even integrates social and recreational activities. This can help you relax, build connections, and find joy in your healing journey. They also offer vocational and educational support so you can pursue your goals as you transition back into the community.