Women's Transitional Housing — Quincy, MA
A Stable Home for Your Next Chapter
Steady Path Home offers women in Massachusetts a private, substance-free transitional residence — a real home to land in while you rebuild your life on your own terms.
What Transitional Housing Actually Means Here
Transitional housing means different things in different contexts. At Steady Path Home, it means a private furnished residence where women can live for as long as they need — not a 30-day program, not a shelter, not a clinical facility. There are no mandatory meetings, no discharge dates, and no case managers. Just a stable, substance-free home with a community of women who are also building something new.
Rent is $300 per week with a one-week refundable security deposit. Utilities, Wi-Fi, bedding, toiletries, and parking are included. The home is located in Quincy, MA — 5 minutes from the Red Line, with easy access to Boston, the South Shore, and everything you need to get back on your feet.
Steady Path Home is operated by Steady Path Studio LLC. The founder holds a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) credential and an RYT-200 yoga teacher certification. A weekly yoga class is available to all residents. No clinical services are provided on-site — residents are encouraged to maintain their own outside support.
Why Women Choose Steady Path Home
A Real Home, Not a Program
No mandatory meetings, no discharge dates. Residents stay as long as the arrangement works — weeks, months, or longer.
Substance-Free Community
Every resident commits to a substance-free lifestyle. That shared standard creates a home where recovery is the norm, not the exception.
Housing Essentials Included
Utilities, Wi-Fi, bedding, toiletries, and parking are all covered in the weekly rent. No surprise costs.
Red Line Access
Five minutes from Quincy Center station — easy access to Boston, employment, healthcare, and support services.
Who This Home Is Right For
Steady Path Home is a good fit for women who are ready for a stable, substance-free home and want to move forward without the structure of a formal program.
- Women leaving inpatient or residential treatment
- Women stepping down from a partial hospitalization or IOP
- Women leaving a domestic violence shelter or crisis situation
- Women returning from incarceration who need stable housing
- Women who need time and space to rebuild before living independently
- Families looking for a safe, private placement for a loved one
More About Steady Path Home
Ready to Learn More?
Space is limited — 12 beds total. If you're looking for transitional housing in Massachusetts, reach out to start a conversation — no pressure, just a real exchange.