Transitional Housing - Men

Our mission is that homeless children and adults receive food and shelter with compassion, hear the Good News of Jesus Christ and move toward healthy relationships and stability.

In 1995 Miracle Hill Ministries started providing limited transitional housing for guests exiting our programs. Since then, the need for transitional housing has exponentially grown in the Upstate, and we now offer affordable housing opportunities for all our adult shelters and programs. At Miracle Hill, we believe that living in community, along with having healthy mentoring relationships, protect and enhance higher success rates by providing a healthy environment for our guests as they transition to independence.

To be eligible for our transitional housing, the applicant must have successfully completed their time in one of our shelters or have graduated from one of our recovery programs. They must also be employed or ready to enter the workforce, remain clean and sober, and continue in close contact with a volunteer mentor. Additional requirements may apply.

Miracle Hill currently has a total of 12 transitional homes for men.  Greenville Rescue Mission has 2 transitional homes with capacity for 15 men.  Overcomer's Center has 8 transitional homes with capacity for 48 men.  Spartanburg Rescue Mission has 1 transitional home with capacity for 13 men.  Cherokee County Rescue Mission has 1 transitional home with capacity for 6 men.