Steady step

Independent living Housing

for veterans, seniors, and Adults in transtion

Safe • Affordable • Community Focused

At SteadyStep, we believe housing should be more than four walls. It should be a foundation for stability and growth. We provide shared community housing for independent adults, including veterans, seniors, re-entry clients, and individuals seeking stability while fostering a supportive community environment.

Take a Look Inside!

Community-Focused

Shared spaces that encourage connection and support

Affordable

Affordable, all-inclusive pricing so residents can focus on their future, not housing barriers

24hr Surveillance

Security cameras and safe environments for peace of mind

Contact us today at [email protected] or (336) 380-5852 to discuss client placement.

Partner with SteadyStep: Guiding Steps to Stability

Steadystep is dedicated to ending homelessness across Eastern NC and the NC Triad through powerful partnerships. We invite social workers, case managers, nonprofits, and community leaders to join us. Referring clients to Steadystep means giving them more than just housing; it’s a second chance at stability and dignity. We provide veterans, independent seniors, and displaced adults with a supportive community, and essential connections for lasting independence. We value partners who care about people, not just paperwork. If that's you, let's connect. Let's step forward, together, to build a better future. Contact us today to learn how we can support your unhoused clients and mission.

What We Offer

  • Affordable Shared Independent Living Homes: Fully furnished, move-in ready homes with shared spaces designed for comfort and privacy.

  • Flexibility: Residents are welcome to stay for a duration that suits their personal circumstances as long as they are compliant with the program guidelines. Residents pay a simple monthly program fee with flexible options based on their income schedule.

  • Self-Sufficient Living: Ideal for Individual adults who can live independently and manage their own day-to-day needs without onsite staff.

  • Stable & Respectful Environment: Quiet hours, shared-space guidelines, and a no-substance policy help maintain a safe and peaceful atmosphere for all residents.

  • Resource Connections: While we do not provide assisted Living, peer support, or medical services, we share local community resources for residents who need them.

Payments Accepted

  • VA Disability

  • SSI/SSDI

  • 3rd Party Organization Payments

  • Self/Private Pay

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

General Program Info
Q: Who is eligible for Steady Step's program?
A: We serve Military Veterans, Independent Seniors, and adults in transition who are committed to a sober living environment.Living Accommodations
Q: What are the living arrangements?
A: Each Steady Step residence varies. Most program members have semi-private, shared rooms (with a privacy divider). Private rooms are subject to limited availability.Q: How long can I stay?
A: Program members can stay indefinitely as long as program guidelines are followed.Q: What's included in the program fee?
A: All utilities, Wi-Fi, in-house laundry, and access to common areas (Kitchen, living room, dining room, outdoor patio seating).Q: Are pets allowed?
A: No, pets are not permitted to ensure the comfort and safety of all program members.

Costs & Application
Q: What are the program fees?
A: Monthly fees depend on room type and availability, discussed after your assessment. A one-time, non-refundable $300 move-in fee is required. No other fees apply.Q: How do I apply?
A: Complete a program assessment and provide proof of stable income. The application takes 5-10 minutes; the full process up to 3 business days (or longer if there's a waiting list).Q: Are credit checks performed?
A: No credit checks are done. All individuals agreeing to program guidelines are welcome to apply.

Rules & Safety
Q: Is there a curfew?
A: Yes, a general curfew is 11 PM. Work schedules requiring later entry need program coordinator approval.Q: Are visitors allowed?
A: No, visitors are not permitted to ensure program member safety, privacy, and respect.Q: What are the quiet hours?
A: Quiet hours are from 10 PM to 6 AM.Q: How are program fees paid?
A: Multiple convenient payment methods are detailed in the program handbook.Q: What are the safety measures?
A: Facilities have security cameras, undergo random inspections, and have frequent on-site personnel. Maintenance and safety concerns can be reported via a dedicated email.Q: What are the rules for coming and going?
A: Program members can enter and exit freely before 11 PM. Doors lock at 11 PM; re-entry after this time requires prior approval.