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Living at Casa della Speranza
What is co-living?

Co-living means you rent your own bedroom (single or double) in a beautifully kept shared house — living room, kitchen, and common spaces are shared with housemates. You get a real home and real community at a price that makes sense.

Who lives in your homes?

A friendly mix of housemates — working adults, young adults building their next chapter after foster care, and seniors and veterans on fixed incomes — often sharing the same home. The one exception is our Recovery Residences: those are always separate, dedicated houses, never mixed with our co-living homes.

Are the homes furnished?

Yes. Every home is modern, decorated, and move-in ready — bring your personal things and settle in.

Where are the homes located?

Across North and South Carolina, always close to public transportation. Contact us for current locations and openings.

What does it cost?

Rent varies by home and room type (single or double), and is priced to work on real budgets — including Social Security and VA incomes in our Cornerstone program. Call us for current pricing.

How do I apply?

Contact us by phone, email, or the form on our contact page. We'll talk through what you're looking for, show you the home, and walk you through the application.

Recovery Residences
What is sober living?

A structured, drug- and alcohol-free home for people in recovery — a safe place to live while building stability, accountability, and life skills.

Do I need to be sober before moving in?

Yes. All residents of our Recovery Residences must be sober at move-in and remain drug- and alcohol-free while living in the home. Drug testing is part of our accountability process.

Are the recovery homes certified?

Our houses follow nationally recognized standards for recovery housing and are currently in the NARR certification process.

Is employment required?

Residents are expected to work, attend school, or participate in approved recovery-related activities — responsibility and self-sufficiency are part of the program.

For Referral Partners
Do you work with caseworkers and agencies?

Yes — county DSS and foster-care transition programs, VA and veteran organizations, senior services, and discharge planners. See our referral partners page or contact the placement team directly.

How fast can you confirm availability?

Usually same-day. Call us and we'll tell you what's open across programs and locations.

Still have a question?

Call, email, or send the form — we’ll get you a straight answer.

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