Veterans
Veterans seeking affordable, stable shared housing and a supportive community environment.
A Place to Rebuild.
A Community to Belong To.
Structured, all-inclusive shared housing for adults in Metro Atlanta — starting at $850 per month.
A Fresh Start Needs a Strong Foundation.
Real Life Hope House provides safe, structured shared housing for adults across Metro Atlanta. Our homes are furnished, all-inclusive, and supported by House Leaders who help keep each home organized and respectful.
Who We Serve
Who We Serve
Real Life Hope House provides structured shared housing for adults who need a safe, stable place to call home while navigating life's next chapter.
Clients With Dedicated Financial Support
Individuals whose housing expenses are managed through a representative payee service, agency, organization, or other approved third-party payer.
Individuals Seeking Stable Housing
Adults experiencing housing instability or difficulty securing safe, consistent housing.
Seniors
Independent older adults looking for affordable shared housing in a safe and community-centered environment.
Returning Citizens
Adults transitioning back into the community following incarceration who need stable housing while rebuilding their lives.
Pricing
Affordable, All-Inclusive Pricing
Starting at $850/month
Simple monthly pricing designed to make stable housing more accessible.
- Room
- Utilities
- Meal Support
- Housekeeping
- Wi-Fi
- Shared Amenities
Private rooms may be available at an additional cost. Contact us for current pricing and availability.
Pricing, room type, amenities, and availability may vary by home.
What's Included
Everything a home should already have.
Furnished Rooms
Move-in ready, clean and comfortable.
Utilities Included
No separate utility bills.
Wi-Fi Included
Connected for work and school.
Shared Kitchen & Living Spaces
Everyday common areas.
Laundry Access
On-site laundry for residents.
Meal Support
Support with everyday food needs.
What's Nearby
Conveniently Located for Transition Living
Real Life Hope House is located near everyday essentials, dining, shopping, healthcare, transportation, and recreation, making it easier for program participants to stay connected to the things they need.
Gas
~0.6 mi
Cleaners
~0.7 mi
Groceries
~0.7 mi
Pharmacy
~0.8 mi
Coffee
~0.9 mi
ATM
~1 mi
Gym
~1.3 mi
Medical Services
~2 mi
Movie Theater
~6.4 mi
MARTA / Public Transit
Bus access ~1 mi
Approximate distances. Travel times and availability may vary.
Plenty of Places to Eat
15+ restaurants within approximately 5 miles. From quick meals to casual dining, program participants have a variety of food options within a short distance of the home.
- Fast Food
- American
- Chinese
- Asian
- Barbecue
- International
- Mexican
Nearby Shopping & Dining Favorites
Recognizable everyday stops within the surrounding area.
- Walmart
- McDonald's
- Panera Bread
- Dollar General
- Burger King
- Home Depot
Our Values
What Guides Our Homes
Safety
We create clean, secure environments where residents can feel comfortable and respected.
Stability
A consistent place to live creates room to focus on work, responsibilities, relationships, and the future.
Accountability
Clear expectations and shared responsibilities help create a respectful and successful living environment.
Community
Our homes are designed to provide more than a room. They create opportunities for connection, belonging, and positive forward movement.
We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to build a more stable chapter of life.
Our House Leaders
Structure starts with having the right people in place.
Real Life Hope House homes are supported by dedicated House Leaders who help maintain a safe, respectful, and well-organized living environment. House Leaders help residents understand household expectations, support day-to-day communication, promote accountability, address routine household concerns, and help create a sense of community within the home.
Our House Leaders help make each Real Life Hope House feel like more than shared housing. They help create a home built around respect, responsibility, and forward progress.
Present & Accessible
A consistent point of contact within the home.
Structure & Accountability
Helping residents understand and maintain house expectations.
Community Support
Helping create a respectful environment where residents can live and grow together.
Returning Home? Start With Stability.
For individuals preparing to return to the community after incarceration, stable housing can make a major difference in what happens next. Real Life Hope House provides structured shared housing designed to give returning citizens a safe place to land while they work toward employment, responsibility, community connection, and long-term independence.
Reentry Resource
Coming to Georgia From Another State?
Reentry is one of several populations we serve. For applicants under community supervision elsewhere, here is general information about transferring supervision to Georgia.
If you are currently on probation, parole, or another qualifying form of community supervision in another state and would like to relocate to Georgia, your supervision may need to be transferred through the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS). The Interstate Compact establishes the process states use to authorize and coordinate interstate supervision.
Do not relocate across state lines without authorization from your supervising authority. Individuals under supervision should speak directly with their probation, parole, or supervising officer before making plans to move.
Eligibility depends on your individual case and supervision status. For many mandatory transfers, requirements generally include:
- Being under qualifying community supervision for an eligible offense
- Having more than 90 calendar days of supervision remaining
- Being in substantial compliance with current supervision requirements
- Having a valid supervision and relocation plan in Georgia
- Meeting an approved basis for transfer, such as qualifying as a Georgia resident under Compact rules, or having qualifying resident family in Georgia who are willing and able to assist, along with employment or another verified means of support
Some individuals who do not meet the mandatory-transfer requirements may still be considered for a discretionary transfer when the sending and receiving states agree.
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Speak With Your Supervising Officer
The transfer process is handled through your supervising authorities. Tell your current probation, parole, or supervising officer that you are interested in relocating to Georgia.
- 02
Your Transfer Request Is Submitted
If appropriate, the sending state submits the transfer request through the Interstate Compact Offender Tracking System, commonly called ICOTS. Application or administrative fees may apply depending on the sending state's requirements. Applicants should confirm current fees directly with their supervising officer.
- 03
Georgia Reviews the Proposed Plan
Georgia, as the receiving state, investigates the proposed supervision and residence plan. Under Interstate Compact rules, the receiving state generally has up to 45 calendar days after receiving a complete transfer request to complete its investigation and respond.
- 04
Wait for Official Authorization
Unless an Interstate Compact exception applies, the individual should remain in the sending state while the transfer is being reviewed. Travel or relocation should occur only after the supervising authorities provide the required authorization or reporting instructions.
The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision governs interstate community supervision. It is not a process for transferring a person from an out-of-state prison directly into a Georgia prison. However, in certain cases, supervising authorities may begin a prerelease Interstate Compact request before an individual's release.
If you are seeking placement at Real Life Hope House while transferring supervision from another state:
- Contact us before making travel arrangements.
- Your Interstate Compact requirements must be handled through your supervising authorities.
- When appropriate and after completion of our housing screening process, Real Life Hope House may provide a conditional housing acceptance letter that can be shared with the applicant's supervising officer as part of a proposed Georgia residence plan. A conditional housing acceptance letter is not guaranteed and is subject to our housing screening and placement process.
- A housing acceptance letter does not constitute Interstate Compact approval.
- Do not travel to Georgia or report to the home solely because you received a housing acceptance letter.
- Final authorization to relocate must come from the appropriate supervising and Interstate Compact authorities.
Interstate Compact requirements depend on an individual's offense, supervision status, circumstances, and the applicable Compact rules. This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not legal advice or a guarantee of transfer approval. Applicants should work directly with their probation, parole, community supervision officer, attorney, and/or the appropriate Interstate Compact office regarding their individual case.
Coming Soon
Recovery-Focused Sober Living
We are preparing to expand our housing model with structured sober living for adults committed to recovery and long-term stability.
Next Step
Ready to Find Your Next Place to Call Home?
Call 470-377-3208 or complete our housing pre-screening to learn about current availability and next steps.