Shared Housing

Shire House holds the lease on the particular property.

Shire House works with landlords who are willing to lease their properties to use for the Shire House Shared Housing Program.

There is an Agreement between the housemate and parents or just the housemate; Shire House manages the agreements.

The agreement lists the expectations parents want the young adult to meet as they financially support them. If the adult can financially support themselves, they would still have to sign an agreement of comportment and financial responsibility between Shire House and themselves.

The housemate understands they are committing to participate in a Shared Housing program.

Each property has a tailored shared housing agreement of comportment.

The fees for each home are tailored by the cost of the rent, utilities, and amenities such as food.

Each property has a tailored financial shared housing agreement.

The housemate must be employed or have other financial resources to pay for or purchase expenses outlined in the parent agreement or the Shire House Shared Housing Agreement.

Or receives benefits or other financial support.

The housemate will be asked to exit the program if they are not adhering to the Shared Housing agreement.

The housemate’s Shared Housing agreement includes adherence to the Parent Agreement.

The housemate understands they are committing to participate in a Shared Housing program.

Each property has a tailored shared housing agreement of comportment.