Global Transitional Housing

Philadelphia nonprofit · founded 2018

A place to land.
A path forward.

Transitional housing and supportive services for Philadelphians returning home — adults coming back from prison, justice-involved youth, veterans, and families at risk of homelessness.

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Our mission

Global Transitional Housing, Inc. provides transitional housing and supportive services to vulnerable Philadelphians — adults returning to Philadelphia from correctional facilities, justice-involved youth, veterans, and families at risk of homelessness.

Planned activities include leasing residential units at fair market rent and delivering housing placement, case management, mentoring (including peer mentors with lived experience), employment linkage, benefits enrollment, and referrals for substance-use and mental-health services, in partnership with Philadelphia correctional, workforce, and behavioral-health agencies.

Who we serve

  • Adults returning from prison

    Stable housing and case management for adults reentering Philadelphia from correctional facilities.

  • Justice-involved youth

    Support for young people navigating the justice system, built around mentoring and family stability.

  • Veterans

    Housing placement and benefits enrollment for veterans facing homelessness.

  • Families at risk of homelessness

    Lease-based housing that keeps families together and connected to services.

Our first program

GTH's first program is a lease-based reentry housing program serving approximately 40 adults over 36 months, funded by federal grant programs. Participants receive housing placement, case management, peer mentoring, employment linkage, benefits enrollment, and referrals to substance-use and mental-health services.

Status: Program operations have not yet commenced. GTH's 501(c)(3) public charity recognition is pending reinstatement with the IRS. Our first program will launch when federal grant funding is secured.

Partner with us

We work in partnership with Philadelphia correctional, workforce, and behavioral-health agencies. If your organization serves returning citizens and families, we'd like to hear from you.

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