MidWay of Ellenville: Supervised Transitional Housing in Ellenville, New York

About MidWay of Ellenville: Supervised Transitional Housing

MidWay of Ellenville (MidWay II) in Ellenville, New York is a supervised transitional housing provider offering specialized support for homeless youth aged 16 to 21. It’s operated by Family of Woodstock and can support up to six youth plus their children.

They offer case management and behavioral referrals to help young people transition toward stable, independent living including those who are expecting or parenting or experiencing homelessness. Their treatment philosophy centers on empowerment and a strength based, holistic model focused on education, life skills, and overall well‐being.

Transitional Living in Ellenville

This program combines supervised transitional living with life‐vocational skills training, educational support, and job readiness programs. They can provide referrals for counseling to address emotional needs, substance abuse, and co‐occurring concerns.

There’s an emphasis on completing schooling, job readiness, vocational training, and mentoring toward independence. The program also offers integrated support for long‐standing personal challenges, stable housing solutions, and wraparound care.

Getting Started Here

The first step is typically reaching out to schedule an assessment or connect with the admissions team. They can help determine eligibility, verify your current situation, and match you to the right level of care while discussing possible funding or subsidy options.