Transitional housing programs provide temporary accommodation for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability. These programs aim to bridge the gap between emergency shelters and permanent housing by offering a stable living environment, often for a period of several months to a few years. Residents typically receive support services, such as job training and financial counseling, to help them regain independence. Participants in transitional housing programs often work on personal goals, such as securing employment or improving their financial literacy. By focusing on skill development and self-sufficiency, these programs help individuals and families transition to permanent housing and reduce the risk of returning to homelessness.