Independent Shared Living
Safe and accessible independent shared housing for the Deaf community, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing adults, unhoused veterans, and other adults seeking supportive living for veterans in the Bronx.
Independent Shared Housing for Deaf Adults & Veterans
Welcome to Straight A Community
Straight A Community offers safe and accessible independent shared housing in the Bronx, specifically designed for adults, including those in the Deaf community seeking housing solutions, as well as unhoused veterans looking for supportive living to achieve housing stability.
Our Community
About Straight A Community
Straight A Community Group Home
Straight A Community Inc. is a Bronx-based nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to independent supportive housing for the Deaf community, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing adults, unhoused veterans, and others facing barriers to stable housing.
We focus on:
- Accessible communication in American Sign Language (ASL) and inclusive formats
- Housing stability and long-term community living, including shared housing in the Bronx
- Voluntary supportive services and referrals that connect participants with resources such as VA benefits, case management, employment assistance, and healthcare partners
Our work removes barriers to essential services through ASL-accessible communication, community partnerships, and dignity-centered solutions for individuals striving to live independently.
We are committed to providing supportive living for veterans and ensuring that all individuals have access to the resources they need to thrive in their communities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What type of housing does Straight A Community Inc. provide?
We provide long-term independent shared housing in the Bronx, catering specifically to the Deaf community housing needs. Residents enjoy a shared home environment that is safe, calm, and community-oriented, while also offering supportive living for veterans to maintain their independence in daily living.
What is co-living or shared housing?
Co-living means residents share a home and common areas such as the kitchen, bathroom, and living spaces. In our program, bedrooms are shared in accordance with New York City occupancy standards, making it an ideal solution for those seeking shared housing in the Bronx. This model not only helps keep housing affordable but also fosters safety, companionship, and community, which is particularly beneficial for the Deaf community and supportive living for veterans.
Do residents share bedrooms?
No. Each resident has their own private, fully furnished room. Residents have private bedrooms and share common areas including the kitchen, bathroom, and dining space. The property also offers access to a community room, backyard, and garden area to support a structured and respectful living environment.
Who is this housing designed for?
Our housing is designed for adults who are able to live independently and are seeking long-term, stable shared housing Bronx, with a focus on: Deaf community housing for Deaf and Hard of Hearing adults, including seniors; supportive living for veterans; and older adults who value a safe, structured and community living environment.
Is this short-term or long-term housing?
This is long-term housing specifically designed for the Deaf community, providing a supportive living environment. We are not a shelter or short-term transitional program. Our goal is to offer consistency and stability, ensuring that our residents, including veterans seeking shared housing in the Bronx, can truly feel at home.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals with developmental disabilities, including those in the Deaf community housing, to live, learn, and thrive. We strive to promote independence, respect, and dignity for all residents, whether they are part of shared housing in the Bronx or seeking supportive living for veterans.
What services are provided?
We provide: A safe, clean, and well-maintained shared home that aligns with supportive living for veterans. Our shared bedrooms meet NYC occupancy standards, ensuring comfort for all residents. We establish clear house expectations and structure within our supportive community atmosphere, creating an inclusive environment for everyone. Additionally, we foster a communication-accessible, Deaf-friendly environment, making it a welcoming place for members of the Deaf community housing. Residents live independently, and any additional supports are accessed through external providers or existing caseworkers.
Is the housing accessible for Deaf and Hard of Hearing residents?
Yes. We prioritize accessible communication and a Deaf-friendly environment, especially within our supportive living for veterans. Our program leadership is fluent in ASL and has professional experience in Deaf education, ensuring clear communication and cultural understanding in our shared housing Bronx options.
Are veterans welcome?
Yes. We welcome veterans, including Deaf or Hard of Hearing veterans, who are able to live independently and are seeking long-term shared housing in the Bronx, including options for supportive living for veterans within the Deaf community housing.
Is this housing appropriate for seniors?
Yes. Many residents, including those in Deaf community housing and supportive living for veterans, are seniors or older adults who value stability, community, and a quieter living environment. Residents must be able to safely live independently, whether in shared housing in the Bronx or other supportive settings.
Contact Us
We are always available to answer any questions you may have about our supportive living for veterans or our shared housing Bronx options. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you or your loved one within the Deaf community housing.