Salosaa
Resource Center
Housing
01 Supportive Housing
Supportive housing is safe, affordable housing paired with personalized support services designed to help individuals and families achieve stability and independence.
It’s specifically designed for people who are facing challenges such as homelessness, disabilities, mental health conditions, or substance use disorders.
02 Detox Housing
DDetox housing provides a safe, supportive living environment for individuals who are beginning the process of recovery from drug or alcohol dependence. It serves as a transitional space for those who have completed medical detox or who are stabilizing before entering inpatient treatment, outpatient care, or supportive housing.
03 Re- Entry
Reentry housing provides individuals leaving jail or prison with a stable, safe place to live, along with the tools and support needed to successfully transition back into the community.
Returning home after incarceration can be challenging—many face barriers to employment, housing, healthcare, and reconnection with family. Reentry programs help bridge those gaps.
Welcome to Salosaa Resource Center
“Hope. Healing. Support. Second Chances.”
At Salosaa, we understand that rebuilding your life after incarceration, addiction, or homelessness takes more than just time—it takes stable housing, real support, and a community that believes in you.
That’s why our core mission is centered around safe, supportive housing. Whether you're transitioning out of prison, completing a detox program, or struggling to find affordable housing, we’re here to help you take the next step forward.
Our housing programs provide more than just a place to stay—we offer guidance, life skills, and the resources needed to help you regain independence, reconnect with your goals, and rebuild your life with dignity.
Welcome to a place of second chances. Welcome to Salosaa.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT IS
EMPOWERING individuals and families impacted by poverty, incarceration, and systemic injustice through holistic support, life skills, and advocacy—creating pathways to healing, opportunity, and long-term transformation.
Salosaa Resource Center is a community-based nonprofit committed to empowering individuals and families impacted by poverty, incarceration, and systemic barriers. We believe in second chances, equitable access to resources, and the power of community healing. At our core, we exist to serve those who are too often overlooked and underserved.
Who We Are
Our programs are designed to meet both immediate needs and support long-term transformation. Each service is rooted in dignity, compassion, and justice:
Food Assistance
We provide regular food box distributions, emergency meals, and support for families in crisis. No one should go hungry in our community.
Reentry Services
Our wraparound services support formerly incarcerated individuals with transitional housing, job assistance, mentorship, and community reintegration.
Education & Workforce Development
Through our life skills and training programs, we help people build the tools they need to rebuild their lives and thrive.
What We Do
Everyone deserves the chance to live with dignity and opportunity. By walking alongside our community members—from the streets to the statehouse—we’re helping to build a more just, compassionate, and resilient society. Salosaa is more than a resource center; it’s a safe place to heal, grow, and rise.
Why It Matters
Reach New Heights
Life Skills & Training Programs
Workshops focused on decision-making, emotional intelligence, financial literacy, and goal setting—ideal for youth, returning citizens, and those seeking personal growth
Social Life Skills
Learn basic computer skills, internet safety, email use, and how to navigate Microsoft Office and Google Workspace for job and personal tasks.
Digital Skills
Build job readiness through resume writing, interview coaching, professional conduct, and understanding employment rights.
Employability Skills
We offer GED prep, tutoring, study skills, and support with online learning tools to help learners of all ages meet their academic goals
Education Skills