Transition House Bartow

Located in Bartow, this residential reentry program is part of The Transition House’s network, serving adults recovering from incarceration, homelessness, or addiction. It blends mental health care, substance use treatment, housing assistance, and workforce development. The program focuses on helping individuals rebuild their lives with dignity through counseling, daily living skills, and access to local support systems that encourage long-term personal and community reintegration. Participants follow a structured routine based on proven treatment methods. Core services include group and individual therapy, trauma-informed care, medication support, and life coaching. Residents also receive hands-on job training, basic education to finish high school, trade certifications, and peer mentoring. These combined services help individuals develop the emotional, academic, and vocational tools necessary for maintaining employment and mental wellness during and after the program. This full-service facility provides 24/7 residential care, nutritious meals, case management, and financial education. Residents receive help securing permanent housing and preparing for independent living. Veterans may access targeted support through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)’s Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program, which offers housing stability and employment help. After completing the program, residents can continue their progress with outpatient services through Inspire Counseling, supporting sustained recovery and a healthier future.