Firm Foundation is preparing welcoming, furnished shared homes designed around stability, dignity, community, and a dependable place to live.
We are preparing to open in the Youngstown area. Addresses are shared after screening when an appropriate home is available.
Firm Foundation Recovery Housing is preparing furnished shared housing serving Youngstown, Ohio and surrounding communities.
Our goal is simple: create clean, comfortable homes where residents can build consistency, connect with community, and focus on the next step in their lives. We are currently building local referral relationships and learning where the greatest housing need exists.
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A dependable home environment can make it easier to build routines and focus on what comes next.
Residents deserve clean, comfortable housing and communication that treats them with respect.
Shared housing creates opportunities for connection while residents continue building independent lives.
Clear expectations are reviewed during screening and documented in the resident agreement before move-in.
Every inquiry starts with a conversation so the resident and the home can be considered carefully.
Referral partners and families need clear answers. We aim to communicate promptly and directly.
The monthly housing fee is discussed privately by phone. The homes are being planned around the essentials residents need for everyday living.
Firm Foundation is preparing separate shared homes for men and women. We are keeping our community focus broad while we speak with local organizations and learn where housing demand is strongest.
Adults looking for a furnished, substance-free shared home while they establish a more consistent routine.
Adults who may be connected with outside providers while independently managing their housing and daily lives.
Appropriate referrals from hospitals, courts, reentry organizations, social-service organizations, and behavioral health providers are welcome.
Because Firm Foundation is still preparing to open, we are currently accepting inquiries and referral conversations rather than promising immediate placement.
Call 330-541-5847 or use the contact form to tell us what kind of housing you are looking for.
We talk through the housing need, timing, and whether an available home may be an appropriate fit.
When a home is available, we review the housing details and resident agreement. The home address is shared after screening.
If the fit is appropriate and space is available, we coordinate the next steps for move-in.
Firm Foundation is preparing to open and is actively building relationships with organizations that help people secure stable housing. Your perspective can help us understand which populations and housing needs are most urgent locally.
Referral inquiries go directly to Firm Foundation so you can discuss fit, timing, and anticipated housing needs with a real person.
Our screening process and resident agreement are designed to make housing expectations clear before a placement moves forward.
If your organization sees an unmet housing need, we want to hear about it as we prepare separate homes for men and women.
Hospitals, outpatient programs, residential programs, courts and reentry organizations, county and community agencies, social workers, case managers, and other referral sources can contact us to discuss local housing needs.
Connect With Firm FoundationFirm Foundation is still preparing to open. We are accepting inquiries and referral conversations so we can understand local demand and connect with people who may need housing when homes become available.
We are preparing separate homes for men and women in the Youngstown area.
We serve Youngstown, Ohio and surrounding communities. Specific home addresses are shared after screening.
Homes are being planned as furnished shared housing with utilities, Wi-Fi, kitchen access, laundry access, and comfortable common areas. Call to discuss current housing details as homes become available.
No. Firm Foundation provides shared residential housing. Residents may independently work with outside providers and community resources.
Yes. We welcome conversations with local referral partners now, especially organizations that can help us understand unmet housing needs in the Youngstown area.
Residents, families, and referral partners are welcome to reach out while we prepare to open.