Welcome to Empower Path Homes
Stability. Dignity. Real Pathways Forward
At Empower Path Homes, we deliver safe, trauma-informed, and outcomes-driven transitional housing for two priority populations:
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Women with infants under 5 months, including those in crisis or reentry, in need of immediate stabilization
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Aging adults in transition, seeking independence in a supportive, structured environment
Headquartered in Northern Kentucky and serving the Greater Cincinnati area, our homes are designed for restorative living — offering private and shared rooms, family-friendly accommodations, and wraparound coordination with community service providers.
We specialize in serving:
✔ Women impacted by incarceration, substance use, or housing insecurity
✔ Mothers with infants who need a safe, private, and structured recovery environment
✔ Justice-involved adults seeking to reintegrate with stability
✔ Older adults discharged from congregate care, hospitals, or shelters
We do not offer clinical or licensed medical services onsite. Instead, we act as a housing-based service partner, coordinating closely with case managers, reentry specialists, and MCOs to ensure continuity of care and long-term housing success.
Empower Path Homes is more than a roof — it’s a re-entry lane, a stabilization bridge, and a launchpad for next steps.
About Empower Path Homes
Where Housing Meets Healing. Where Structure Meets Second Chances
Empower Path Homes was founded by a purpose-driven leader with a background in workforce development and a deep commitment to creating stable, supportive housing environments that foster structure, safety, and second chances. Led by a culturally conscious, faith-driven team with lived experience and strategic insight, Empower Path Homes designs housing programs that address critical service gaps — with dignity, structure, and cultural relevance at the forefront.
Our homes are not shelters — they are stabilization zones.
Our residents are not clients — they are neighbors in transition.
Our partners are not vendors — they are collaborators in long-term impact.
We serve two core populations through private-pay and referral partnerships:
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Women with infants, including those exiting crisis, incarceration, or unstable housing
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Aging adults, including justice-involved or medically vulnerable individuals needing structured, non-medical support
We collaborate with:
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Case managers, probation officers, and reentry programs
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Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) and behavioral health agencies
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Hospitals, shelters, treatment centers, and nonprofit partners
Our commitment is clear:
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Provide clean, safe, and supportive housing
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Center trauma-informed practices and peer-driven routines
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Partner for outcomes — housing retention, recovery stability, and reintegration
This work is personal. This work is professional.
This is Empower Path Homes — and we’re building the new standard in transitional housing.
Our Services
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Housing for Women
(Up to 18 Months)
Who It's For:
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Women in transition from jail, rehab, or unstable housing
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Mothers with infants (under 5 months)
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Clients needing a sober, supportive, and structured environment.
Includes:
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Fully furnished shared housing
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Routine-based daily schedule with curfews
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Mentorship and accountability
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Connection to resources (employment, childcare, benefits)
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Life skills coaching.
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Independent Living for Aging Adults (55+)
Who It's For:
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Older adults who are low-income or justice-involved.
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Individuals being discharged from hospitals or long-term care.
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Clients who need stability but not clinical services.
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Routine wellness checks and community meals.
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Fully furnished shared housing.
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Transportation assistance (non-emergency, scheduled).
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Light housekeeping and support with basic tasks.
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Linkage to primary care and benefits navigation.
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Add-On Service Options (Private Pay or Funded)
(...coming soon)
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Meal Plans (3x/day)
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Peer Support & Coaching
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Transportation Coordination
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Case Management Coordination
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Reentry Support Services
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Community Transition Planning
What We Don’t Provide:
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We are not a licensed clinical or medical provider.
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We do not offer detox, skilled nursing, or behavioral health treatment on-site.
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We partner with agencies that do.
How it Works
1. Referral or Inquiry Received
We accept referrals from case managers, hospitals, re-entry programs, adult protective services, and family advocates. Self-referrals are also welcome on a case-by-case basis.
2. Eligibility & Intake Screening
Our team conducts a brief intake screening to determine program fit, verify housing needs, and ensure safety alignment with our community standards.
3. Placement in Housing
Once accepted, residents are placed in a fully furnished, shared home. Each home includes utilities, Wi-Fi, basic furnishings, and access to routine support services.
4. Resident Orientation & Welcome Plan
We walk each new resident through house expectations, community rules, and a basic schedule to help them transition smoothly. We provide a Welcome Packet and assign a primary point of contact for any support questions.
5. Ongoing Support & Check-Ins
While we are a non-clinical housing provider, we offer optional wraparound add-ons such as peer recovery coaching, transportation coordination, meal plans, and care coordination. Monthly check-ins and wellness calls are built into our housing model.
6. Program Transition or Step-Up Pathways
We work closely with case managers and referring agencies to monitor progress and assist with the resident’s long-term housing goals, such as stepping into independent apartments or higher care levels.