Shared & co-living homes
Shared or private room options for adults seeking affordability, community, and a place to move forward.
Explore shared livingWhether you’re looking for affordable housing, facing housing instability, or working to get back on your feet, Kindred Pathways helps adults explore their next housing step. Our guidance starts with you—your needs, your budget, and your next chapter.
Free placement & referral assistance · Phoenix Metro & select Arizona connections

From everyday housing needs to more specialized living arrangements, we help you explore potential homes based on your circumstances, budget, and preferred location.
Shared or private room options for adults seeking affordability, community, and a place to move forward.
Explore shared livingConnections to senior living, assisted living, and group-home options, with attention to each person’s needs and the home’s actual services.
Explore supportive optionsHousing connections for adults rebuilding stability, including transitional and reentry housing. Sober and recovery-friendly living options are considered case by case.
Explore transitional optionsOpenings, rates, eligibility, and support levels vary by home or program.
Complete a client intake form. Share your housing goals, budget, preferred area, and any support needs.
We review your information, clarify the details, and connect with operators about options that may fit.
Review the options and ask questions. The home confirms acceptance, costs, and move-in arrangements.
Kindred Pathways was founded by Shakara Jackson, a healthcare professional with extensive experience helping and serving others.
Her client-centered approach starts with listening, understanding each person’s circumstances, and helping them take their next step with dignity.
Meet the heart behind Kindred PathwaysYou don’t need a diagnosis or a need for care or treatment to ask for help. We take time to understand the person behind each housing request and what matters to them.
We connect with housing operators, case managers, discharge planners, and community organizations to help adults explore their next housing step.
If we’re unable to connect you with a housing option, we’ll try to help you connect with outside organizations or resources that may be able to assist.
We can help you explore outside housing resources and community organizations when your needs extend beyond our available options.
We can help individuals and families connect with outside hospice and palliative care providers to learn about their services. Providers review care needs and eligibility directly.
We’re developing relationships with treatment centers and recovery-service providers to expand the resources available to individuals and families. When appropriate, we can share provider information or help make an introduction. Each provider handles its own assessments, eligibility, and treatment recommendations.
Kindred Pathways helps make connections. Services, eligibility, and availability are determined by the receiving organization.
Kindred Pathways is working toward opening a non-medical home care agency, to offer caregiving and everyday support. Planned services include personal care, companionship, homemaking, meal preparation, and respite support. Service details, availability, and payment options will be announced when we’re ready to launch. Additional payer options may become available as required enrollment, credentialing, and approvals are completed.
Residents in operator homes may benefit from additional non-medical support when our home care services launch. Home care will be assessed, arranged, and billed separately from placement services.
Placement & home care partnershipsPlanning ahead for care?
Contact us with general questions about our future services.
Ask about upcoming servicesHome care will be a paid service, separate from free placement assistance.
Here’s what to know before requesting placement help.
Talk with usYes. Kindred Pathways does not charge clients for placement and referral assistance. Residents are responsible for rent, deposits, move-in fees, and any other costs charged by the home or program.
For housing that requires payment, you will need verifiable income or a confirmed funding source that meets the home’s requirements. Share your budget and funding situation during intake so we can explore appropriate options.
Yes. Tell us whether you prefer a shared or private room. Room type, rates, and availability vary by home.
Placement depends on available openings, your needs and budget, and each operator’s admission requirements. Completing an intake form starts the review process; it does not reserve a room or guarantee placement.
Non-Medical Home Care are in development. Launch details will be announced when services are ready. Home care will be separate from free placement assistance. Payment options will be announced at launch; additional payer options may become available as required enrollment, credentialing, and approvals are completed.
Tell us what you’re looking for. We’ll help you explore your next step.