
Steadystep
Housing
Safe • Affordable • Community Focused
At SteadyStep, we believe housing should be more than four walls. We specialize in providing shared housing for independent adults in need of a second chance, including those navigating housing instability, mental health recovery, substance abuse challenges, or reentry from the justice system.
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Contact us today at [email protected] or (336) 380-5852 to discuss client placement.

Partner with SteadyStep
Steadystep is dedicated to partnering to provide housing for independent adults in need of a second chance. If you have clients who could benefit from this housing resource, please don’t hesitate to reach out to discuss placement options. Availability is limited, and placements will be made on a first-come, first-served basis.

What We Offer
Affordable All-Inclusive Living (Utilities Included)
Nicely decorated, fully furnished spaces
Washer and Dryer In unit
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access
Located on Public Transportation Route
Located Near Grocery , Shopping, and Restaurants
Drug and Alcohol Free Environment
Semi-Private Shared Rooms
Security Camera Monitoring
Third-party Referral Sources (Health Insurance, Food Assistance, Phones, Job Placement, Obtaining ID & More)
Things To Know Before Applying
Income is required (SSI, SSDI, VA Benefits, Retirement, Pension Organization Pay)
Program Rules are strictly enforced.
Current Openings are in Greenville, (Pitt County) North Carolina at this time.
We accommodate Adult Men & Women

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Shared housing ?Shared housing is a living arrangement where individuals share a home receiving external support and resources to help maintain housing stability and achieve their goals. It provides a community-based environment for individuals facing homelessness, or other barriers to stable housing.2. Who is eligible for SteadyStep's Housing?Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the program and funding sources. Generally adult Individuals who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness including, veterans, seniors, justice-impacted individuals, adults in transition, and survivors of domestic violence who are seeking safe, stable, and affordable housing are eligible .3. How does Steadystep match roommates in the shared housing?Roommate matching in shared housing is often based on factors such as compatibility, shared interests, and support needs. Program staff will conduct assessments and interviews to determine the best fit for each individual, taking into account preferences and potential conflicts.4: How long can individuals stay?The length of stay varies depending on individual needs, program requirements, and available resources. Some programs may offer short-term transitional housing while others provide longer-term support with the goal of helping participants achieve housing stability and independence.5: What's included in the Housing fee?Amenities in our shared supportive housing may vary depending on the property and program. Common amenities include fully furnished bedrooms, shared living spaces, kitchens, bathrooms, laundry facilities, outdoor patio areas, and access to 3rd party supportive services .6. How can I apply for shared supportive housing ?To apply for our shared supportive housing, individuals typically need to apply online via our application directly on our website or be referred by a case manager from a social service agency, healthcare provider, or community organization. Application processes may involve completing an intake assessment, providing documentation of eligibility, and participating in interviews or screenings.7. Is the shared housing safe?Our housing is designed to provide a safe and secure living environment for participants. Steadystep implements safety measures such as regular property maintenance, security surveillance, and frequent check-ins to ensure the well-being of program participants.8. Do you provide housing for families?At this time, families and women with children cannot be accommodated due to the housing setup/program design. Our program is designed for individual adults. We recommend contacting local social service agencies, homeless shelters, housing authorities, or community organizations for family housing assistance.9. Do you offer Payment assistance?We do not offer housing payment assistance. Individuals must have SSI, SSDI, VA Disability, 3rd party organization payments, or Full-time Employment income to qualify.10. Do you offer refunds ?
All program fees paid are non-refundable. We will do everything within reason to accommodate participants needs and make the necessary referrals to other providers/community resources if Steadystep is not a good fit.

Affordable Housing
This program is designed for independent, self-sufficient individuals who need safe, stable housing that fits within their budget. We provide a dependable, affordable living option without sacrificing safety, cleanliness, or stability. When additional support is needed, SteadyStep also connects residents with third-party community resources and agencies that may assist with housing-related costs, benefits, employment, transportation, and other barriers to maintaining stable housing. Our goal is to help individuals secure housing while connecting them to resources that can support long-term stability and independence.
Extended Foster Care Housing Program
This program is designed for young adults ages 18–24 transitioning from foster care toward independent living. The transition to adulthood can be overwhelming, especially when stable housing and support systems are limited. SteadyStep provides a safe, structured, and affordable shared-housing environment where young adults can build independence at a manageable pace. Residents can maintain progress toward their Transitional Living Plan (TLP) while staying connected with their LINKS Coordinator and DSS support team, developing essential life skills, maintaining stable housing, and working toward long-term self-sufficiency.
Independent Senior Housing
Designed for 65+ high-functioning older adults who are able to independently perform their activities of daily living (ADLs) and do not require nursing home, assisted living, or daily personal care services. This program is ideal for seniors living on fixed incomes, including Social Security, pensions, or retirement benefits, who need a safe, affordable, and stable place to call home. SteadyStep provides a supportive shared-living environment that promotes independence, dignity, and stability. Residents maintain their independence while enjoying a safe, comfortable, and affordable place to live.
Re-Entry Housing
Returning to the community after incarceration can present significant barriers, with stable housing often being one of the greatest challenges. SteadyStep provides a safe, structured, and judgment-free shared-living environment for individuals rebuilding their lives and working toward successful community re-entry. Our housing provides a stable home base that can help residents focus on securing employment, reconnecting with family, maintaining compliance with supervision or parole requirements, and accessing third-party re-entry resources and support services. Stable housing creates the foundation individuals need to move forward with greater confidence, accountability, and independence.
Sober Living Housing
Designed for individuals who have completed treatment and are ready to transition into independent living. Our sober living program provides a substance-free, structured, and supportive environment. Residents benefit from a community built around accountability, stability, and while maintaining their independence. SteadyStep also connects residents with third-party recovery resources, community organizations, and support services that can help address employment, transportation, counseling, and other barriers to long-term stability. Our goal is to provide a stable home environment where residents can continue building a healthy, independent lifestyle and maintain their commitment to recovery.