Supportive residential living
A safe, structured environment designed around stability and respect.
Support • Stability • Community
A safe place to stabilize, rebuild, and move forward.
Zettmar Homes provides a structured, supportive residential environment designed to help adults build stability, independence, daily-living skills, community connections, and long-term progress.
Dignity-centeredResident-focusedCommunity-connected
A place that feels like home.Calm routines. Practical support. Meaningful progress.
Our mission
Stable homes create room for possibility.
Zettmar Homes exists to create safe, stable, supportive housing environments where individuals can rebuild routines, strengthen independence, develop life skills, and reconnect with community.
“Every person deserves to be met with dignity—and supported as they shape what comes next.”
What we provide
Support for everyday life.
Daily living skills
Practical support with routines, organization, meals, laundry, budgeting, and household responsibilities.
Community integration
Connections to recreation, employment, education, transportation, and community resources.
Personal goal planning
Resident-centered goals for independence, wellness, housing stability, learning, and participation.
Coordination & communication
Appointment and transportation coordination, family communication when appropriate, and connection with outside providers.
Employment & education support
Encouragement and practical planning around work, training, volunteer service, and education.
Who we serve
A thoughtful, individual review.
Zettmar Homes responds to inquiries for adults seeking supportive residential services. Eligibility depends on program capacity, support needs, funding requirements, safety considerations, and applicable program criteria.
We do not assume eligibility based on a diagnosis or label. Every inquiry begins with a conversation.
Admissions
A clear path from inquiry to transition.
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Initial inquiry or referral
An individual, family member, or professional contacts our team.
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Preliminary eligibility review
We discuss broad needs, timing, capacity, and program fit.
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Intake and documentation
If appropriate, staff provide secure instructions for required records.
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Placement and transition planning
A decision is communicated and next steps are coordinated.
For families
Clarity during an important transition.
Families often need communication, stability, and confidence while helping a loved one transition into supportive housing. We explain what to expect and how to prepare.
Resources for FamiliesFor professionals
A responsive referral pathway.
We welcome inquiries from social workers, case managers, hospitals, behavioral-health providers, discharge planners, community organizations, government agencies, and relevant transition programs.
Professional ReferralsCommunity impact
Help make stability possible.
Donors, volunteers, community partners, and mission-aligned organizations can help create welcoming homes, practical opportunity, and stronger community connections.
Support Zettmar Homes- Residential and move-in necessities
- Transportation and community access
- Employment and educational resources
- Program development and partnerships
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you begin.
Who can make a referral?
Individuals, family members, case managers, social workers, hospitals, providers, community agencies, and discharge planners may contact us.
What information is needed initially?
Only basic contact information, general placement needs, timing, and funding category if known. Do not send confidential medical information through the website.
Can families contact Zettmar Homes directly?
Yes. Families may begin with a general inquiry even when a professional referral may later be needed.
Do you provide therapy or psychiatric treatment?
Zettmar Homes provides supportive residential services and may coordinate with licensed outside healthcare and behavioral-health providers when appropriate. We do not represent the home as a provider of therapy, psychiatry, medical treatment, or licensed clinical care.
What happens after a referral?
Staff conduct a preliminary eligibility conversation, explain documentation needs, and identify appropriate next steps.
How long does admission take?
Timing varies based on capacity, program fit, documentation, funding requirements, and transition needs.
Can residents continue seeing existing providers?
Coordination with existing outside providers may be discussed during planning when appropriate.
Do you accept emergency placements?
The website and its forms are not emergency services and are not continuously monitored. Contact 911 for immediate danger or call/text 988 for U.S. crisis support.