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Our services

Housing and support for real circumstances.

From veteran and crisis housing to consultations and community programs, here's what Serenity Communities offers.

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Housing

Housing for Sponsored Displaced Military Veterans

We provide housing for sponsored displaced military veterans, including those connected with HUD-VASH. Veterans, case managers, and VA partners are welcome to reach out to discuss next steps.

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Temporary Housing for Qualified Displaced Individuals in Crisis

When someone is displaced and in crisis, a safe and calm place to stay can make the next step possible. We provide temporary housing for qualified displaced individuals.

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Temporary and Permanent Housing for EOS Participants

Serenity Communities offers both temporary and permanent housing for EOS participants. Contact us to discuss availability.

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Consultative Services

Mental Health Consultations and Related Services

We offer mental-health consultations and related services, along with staff care and well-being programs for sponsored residents. Serenity Communities is not a hospital or emergency facility.

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Community Programs

Jail Diversion for Mental Health Participants

Serenity Communities supports jail diversion efforts by offering a stable, tranquil living environment for mental-health participants. Referring courts, agencies, and partners can contact us to discuss placement possibilities.

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IEP Analysis and Plan of Action for the Homeless Population

We provide IEP analysis and plan-of-action support for the homeless population, helping identify needs and practical next steps.

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Contracting

B2B, B2C, and B2G Contracting

We contract with B2B, B2C, and B2G markets, and work with agencies and organizations that need a dependable mental-health housing partner in North Alabama.

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Serenity Communities is a housing and support organization — not a hospital or emergency medical provider. Eligibility and availability may vary. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For mental-health crisis support, call or text 988.

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Reach out to talk through your situation. There is no obligation and no judgment.