Housing & Pricing

A Safe Place to Land. Space to Build Your Next Chapter.

Barron Rose Family Homes offers independent, nonclinical transitional housing in Phoenix for women, mothers with children, and families working toward stability and greater independence.

Planned opening: November 2026. We are accepting housing inquiries now. Placement depends on program fit and availability; submitting an inquiry does not reserve a bed.

Rooms & Monthly Program Fees

Placement optionMonthly feeWhat to know
Shared bed$1,500 per personFurnished placement in a shared room.
Private roomStarting at $1,750Final pricing depends on household size and placement needs.

Program fees are monthly. We can discuss flexible payment arrangements to fit individual needs. Our intake specialist will explain the total fee and payment arrangement before placement. Referral partners can contact us to discuss agency-funded placements.

What Your Program Fee Includes

Your monthly program fee includes furnished housing, utilities and Wi-Fi, shared household resources, and practical support with an individualized stability plan, employment readiness, and money management. Our on-site resource center helps residents focus on their next steps.

Our First Home

Our first Phoenix home has five beds, with private and shared room options, welcoming common areas, and a private backyard. The private room includes a private bathroom and patio access. The home address is shared privately through the intake process.

A Look Inside Our Shared Room

Explore our shared room as we prepare to welcome residents, with sage bedding, emerald curtains, and bedside storage.

Furnished shared bedroom with sage bedding, emerald curtains, wood bed frame and bedside storage.
Close view of the prepared twin bed with sage bedding and a decorative pillow.
Another view of the shared bedroom with a furnished twin bed, ceiling fan and natural light.

Who the Program Is Designed For

Our program is designed for women, mothers with children, and families who can manage daily living independently, have an approved income or funding source, and participate in a respectful, drug-free shared household. We discuss each household’s needs and program fit during intake.

Our program provides housing and practical stability support. It is independent and nonclinical, and does not provide medical or clinical treatment.

How to Get Started

1. Send a Housing Inquiry

Share your household size, preferred move-in timing, and contact information using our request form.

2. Speak With an Intake Specialist

An intake specialist will respond within 24 hours to discuss your needs, program fit, fees, funding, and availability.

3. Review Your Next Steps

If the program is a fit, we will guide you through intake and required documents, or discuss waitlist options based on availability.