CEED Transitional Living Community

Supportive Transitional Housing for Adults 55+

A Safe Place to Transition. A Supportive Place to Grow.

CEED Transitional Living Community provides safe, supportive transitional housing for men and women age 55 and older in Flint and Grand Rapids Michigan.

We serve older adults experiencing homelessness or housing instability, including veterans and returning citizens. Our goal is to provide a stable, supportive environment where residents can strengthen their independence and work toward permanent housing.

Who We Serve

Housing Support for Adults 55+

CEED serves men and women age 55 and older who are capable of independent living and need a safe, stable place to call home during a period of transition.

We welcome:

Older Adults Experiencing Homelessness or Housing Instability. Providing a stable environment for seniors who need transitional housing while working toward long-term stability.

Veterans Age 55+

Supporting older veterans who need transitional housing and connections to community and veteran resources.

Returning Citizens Age 55+

Providing a supportive environment for older adults transitioning back into the community after incarceration.

What CEED Provides

More Than Housing

CEED provides a supportive shared-living environment designed to help residents maintain their independence and move toward greater stability.


Residents receive:

Fully furnished housing | High-speed Wi-Fi | Household cleaning products | Washer and Dryer | Personal hygiene products | Case management assistance | Life skills assistance | Transportation assistance for important appointments | Connections to community resources and services

Planting Seeds to Growth

A Supportive Place to Begin Again

At CEED, we understand that a stable home can be an important first step toward rebuilding.

Our residents have different life experiences, but they share a common need for safe, supportive transitional housing. CEED provides adults age 55 and older with a comfortable living environment where they can focus on their goals, strengthen independent-living skills, connect with community resources, and prepare for their next chapter.

Residents must be independent with their activities of daily living (ADLs) and able to manage their own medications and personal-care needs.

Now Accepting Referrals

CEED welcomes referrals from case managers, social workers, healthcare and discharge professionals, veteran organizations, re-entry professionals, senior-service organizations, and other community partners serving adults age 55 and older.

Contact us to learn about current housing availability, eligibility, or the referral process.

Take the Next Step

Looking for Transitional Housing for an Adult 55+?

Whether you’re seeking housing for yourself or referring someone you serve, contact CEED to learn whether our program may be an appropriate fit.

CEED Transitional Living Community

Flint & Genesee County, Michigan