The Next Door

A brown sofa sits on a patterned rug between two wooden side tables, each with a lamp—creating a welcoming space reminiscent of the warmth found in homes that provide support for youth in Central Minnesota. The room has light walls and a hardwood floor.
The Next Door

Transitional Housing Program

Now open, The Next Door provides safe, supportive transitional housing for young people experiencing homelessness. Residents can stay for up to 24 months while working toward long-term stability, independence, and permanent housing. Through individualized support, life skills development, and access to community resources, youth have the opportunity to build a strong foundation for their future.

  • Safe, Stable Housing for Young Adults

  • Up to 24 Months of Support

  • Personalized Guidance Every Step Forward

  • Community Connections and Resources

  • Safe, Stable Housing for Young Adults

  • Up to 24 Months of Support

  • Personalized Guidance Every Step Forward

  • Community Connections and Resources

A Safe Place to Move Forward

Transitional Housing

Transitional housing provides a safe and supportive living environment for a fixed period of time (18-24 months), bridging the gap between a state of homelessness and permanent housing. It offers young people a stable home while they gain the skills and resources needed to achieve self-sufficiency.

Support Made Possible

The first two years of this critical project are being funded through the Homeless Youth Act Grant from the State of Minnesota, a powerful testament to the state's commitment to prioritizing and investing in youth homelessness prevention and their belief in our community-based, youth-centered approach.

How To Apply

Contact Emily Slagstad, Housing Director for the Next Door, for information.