Who We Serve

Front Porch Living Communities offers more than shared housing. We provide safe, welcoming homes where adults can rebuild stability, connection, and confidence through daily routines, life skills, and supportive community living.

Please note: Front Porch Living Communities is not a medical facility, treatment center, or licensed nursing care provider. Residents must be able to participate safely in a shared housing environment and manage their personal needs with appropriate outside support when needed.

A Stepping Stone Toward Stability

A Stable Place to Land

Residents begin in a safe, stable shared residence with a welcoming sense of community.

Structure and Responsibility

Clear expectations, consistent routines, and shared household responsibilities help residents build accountability.

Building Stability

Residents strengthen practical skills, build confidence, and connect with appropriate outside resources.

Transitioning Toward Independence

As readiness grows, residents prepare for greater independence and the next stage of their personal journey.

Our Mission and Purpose

Our mission is to provide safe, welcoming shared housing where independent adults can rebuild with dignity, stability, and a sense of belonging.

Our purpose is to offer comfort, hope, connection, and an opportunity to begin again while residents take meaningful steps toward greater stability and independence.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about FPLC housing, resident expectations, costs, availability, and referrals.

What type of housing does FPLC provide?

Front Porch Living Communities provides transitional, non-medical shared housing for independent adults seeking a stable place to live. 

Who may be considered for residency?

Adults who can live independently, have reliable income, and agree to house guidelines and a sober environment.

What is expected of residents?

Residents are expected to follow house guidelines, pay program fees on time, respect shared spaces, and contribute to a safe, sober environment.

How long is the transitional housing period?

FPLC is designed around an approximately two-year transitional pathway. Each resident’s progress is based on personal responsibility, readiness, and individual goals while working toward greater stability and the next stage of their personal journey.

How much does residency cost?

Rates may vary based on the home, room arrangement, and current availability. Contact FPLC for the most current housing and pricing information.

How can I ask about availability or make a referral?

Contact Front Porch Living Communities through the website’s contact form or email. Each inquiry and referral will be reviewed individually, and submitting an inquiry does not guarantee placement.

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Serving Greater Cleveland and surrounding communities.

Email Inquiries:

For questions about shared housing, resident life, referrals, or availability, please contact Front Porch Living Communities by email.

Email: info@frontporchlivingcommunities.com

Messages are reviewed regularly, and we will respond within 1–2 business days.

For emergencies or immediate safety concerns, please call 911.