Triplex Transition Housing now offering independent living for Hope's Path graduates in Spring

Hope's Path Executive Director Brandon Anderchuk told Community Impact the nonprofit is holding an open house March 28 for its project offering independent living for its graduates. Triplex Transition Housing began operating on Feb. 1 and is in the process of accepting Hope's Path graduates as occupants

About the program

Triplex is designed to provide independent living for graduates of Hope Path’s program as they transition into the next stage of life, Anderchuk said.

“It represents an important step in helping our young men move from structured program living into stable, self-sufficient housing, while still remaining connected to mentorship and support,” Anderchuk said.

Triplex is the organization's first expansion project in the 10-year history of Hope’s Path and allows the program to increase the number of young men it can serve by about 30%, he said.

In case you missed it

According to its website, Hope's Path was founded in 2016 after a group of local pastors, businessmen and community members saw the need.

The nonprofit helps former foster youth and young men facing homelessness transition into confident, sustainable independence.

• Opened Feb. 1
• 28918 S. Plum Creek Drive, Spring
• www.hopespath.org