FAMILIES & REFERRALS

Help someone find
a place to call home.

For a parent, a family member, or a person you’re supporting, the right housing conversation begins with understanding their life and what matters to them.

Call 478-818-6888

A comfortable living space to help families picture daily life in a shared home

START WITH UNDERSTANDING

Clear answers. A welcoming next step.

We’ll talk about shared living, costs, available support, and what residents manage independently. We’ll discuss their preferred location, room type, and timing.

You can begin with a few basics. There’s no need to send sensitive documents in the first inquiry.

Refer Someone

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

A process that respects the person.

Listen to their preferences

The prospective resident’s goals, comfort, and choices belong in the housing conversation.

Explain the practical details

Review the home, operator, costs, expectations, room type, and support before deciding.

Confirm the next step

Know who to contact, what comes next, and how to prepare for move-in.

THE JOURNEY TO HOME

One clear step at a time.

  1. 01

    Call or send a note

    Tell us where you want to live and when you need to move.

  2. 02

    Talk with our team

    Walk through your budget, room preference, and daily living needs.

  3. 03

    Tour the home

    Ask about a tour. Picture your room, the kitchen, and the spaces you’ll share.

  4. 04

    Move in

    Once your room and move-in date are agreed, sign your housing agreement and get settled.

Stay involved, with their permission.

Family members and referrers can help someone begin. We confirm the resident’s permission before sharing personal updates or passing information to another housing provider.

FOR PROFESSIONAL REFERRERS

You need a housing answer you can act on.

Release dates, discharge plans, and court dates bring real deadlines. Judges, wardens, parole and probation officers, case managers, and VA teams can start here.

  • A direct contact: call LeGrand Living at 478-818-6888.
  • A conversation about location, budget, independence, and the date housing is needed.
  • Clear house expectations and housing terms before move-in.
  • A discussion of whether our homes fit the person’s needs and what the next step looks like.

Include your name, agency, callback number, preferred location, target move-in date, and a brief description of housing needs. Mention any release or supervision requirements we should discuss. Please keep sensitive records out of the initial form.

A REAL HOME STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION

Help them take the next step.

For yourself. For someone you love. For a person you’re helping.