Pathways Young Adult Services
Pathways receives funds to operate early-intervention services for households experiencing homelessness aged 18-24. The goal of these programs is to break the cycle of homelessness early, and teach these young adults the life skills they need to be successful long-term. To access Young Adult Services, participants must be referred through the South Dakota Coordinated Entry System. Those interested can contact South Dakota Housing for the Homeless Consortium to complete an intake assessment by calling 1-800-664-1346.
Young Adult Transitional Housing
Our Youth Transitional Home provides transitional living and case management services for households aged 18-24. This is a communal living environment where participants have a safe environment to stabilize. Their housing stability creates security that motivates them to overcome other barriers in their lives.​
Young Adult Rapid Re Housing
A HUD funded program for young individuals between the age 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness. The program offers monthly case management to work on life skills and get connected with supportive services to meet the goals of each participant. This program can support individuals up to 2 years or until the participant turns 25, whichever comes first. Case management will help lower barriers to maintain permanent housing, with housing first being the main priority. To know if you qualify for this service, you must go through our Coordinated Entry System for an initial assessment of needs.