Structure That Supports Stability

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Residents live independently while following clear household expectations designed to maintain a safe, respectful, and dependable environment. Established curfews, consistent house rules, weekly accountability meetings, assigned household responsibilities, peer support, outside support meetings, and sponsor involvement create the structure needed for a stable shared living environment.

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Independent, Non-Clinical Living

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Skyline provides transitional housing, not medical or clinical treatment. Residents manage their own employment, transportation, appointments, healthcare, and personal responsibilities while living within a structured household.

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Community-Based Nonprofit Housing

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As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Skyline prioritizes housing stability, affordability, accountability, and community impact. Donations and grant funding help strengthen our homes and expand access to individuals facing financial hardship.

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Homes in Anaheim and Westminster

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Placement is based on availability, eligibility, household compatibility, and a resident’s willingness to follow Skyline’s community standards.