Kings & Queens Haven is a gender-specific transitional living program for youth ages 16–24 experiencing homelessness, including youth transitioning out of foster care or the juvenile justice system. The program provides safe, structured, and service-enriched housing designed to promote housing stability, self-sufficiency, and long-term independence.

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Participants receive trauma-informed case management, access to healthcare and transportation, educational support toward GED completion or continued education, workforce development, and life-skills training focused on financial literacy, communication, conflict resolution, time management, and independent living. Youth also engage in therapeutic agricultural programming that supports mental wellness, emotional regulation, responsibility, and practical skill-building through hands-on farming experiences.

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Kings & Queens Haven prioritizes individualized service plans, coordinated referrals, and consistent staff support to ensure youth successfully transition to permanent housing, sustainable employment, and long-term economic stability.