Our Programs
Straight Arrow Horizons offers a coordinated set of services designed to help young adults build stability and independence.
Our programs focus on safe housing, life-skills development, mentorship, and structured support so residents can transition into adulthood with stability and confidence.
Core Transitional Living Program
Straight Arrow Horizons provides a structured transitional living program for young adults ages 18–24 who are working toward independence.
Our housing model combines stable living environments with accountability, life-skills development, and ongoing support.
Participants are expected to follow program guidelines, maintain responsibility, and actively work toward personal, financial, and housing stability.
This program is designed for young adults who are ready for structure and committed to building a stronger foundation for independent living.
Our program includes
- Stable housing within a structured program environment
- Clear expectations and participant accountability
- Life-skills development and readiness support
- Guidance toward employment, education, and long-term stability
- Ongoing check-ins and progress-based support
Extended Support for Ages 22–24
For young adults ages 22–24, Straight Arrow Horizons may provide continued readiness and support services based on program fit, demonstrated need, and available capacity.
This extended support is designed for individuals who still need structure, guidance, and accountability as they continue moving toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Extended support may include
- Independent living planning
- Goal setting and progress monitoring
- Housing readiness support
- Employment and workforce guidance
- Continued mentorship and accountability
Independent Living & Workforce Readiness
Straight Arrow Horizons helps young adults build the practical skills required for independent living and long-term stability.
Our readiness model focuses on the day-to-day responsibilities that support successful adulthood, including financial awareness, communication, organization, and personal responsibility.
Life-skills development may include
- Budgeting and financial planning
- Employment readiness and interview preparation
- Time management and organization
- Healthy communication and decision-making
- Understanding leases, bills, and household responsibilities
- Daily living habits that support stability and independence
Safety, Structure & Resident Accountability
Straight Arrow Horizons is committed to maintaining a safe, structured, and respectful living environment.
Our program emphasizes accountability, supervision, and clear behavioral expectations so participants can develop within a stable setting that supports growth and responsibility.
We promote safety through program structure, staff oversight, resident expectations, and practical education that supports personal well-being and informed decision-making.
This includes
- Clear participant rules and expectations
- Regular check-ins and staff oversight
- Safe and respectful shared living standards
- Support for healthy routines and responsible conduct
- Education that promotes awareness, safety, and stability
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Straight Arrow Horizons, Inc.
📍 300 Main Street, Suite 21
Madison, NJ 07940
📧 info@straightarrowhorizons.org
🕒 Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
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Service Area
We serve youth statewide across New Jersey.
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Emergency & Crisis Response Disclaimer
Straight Arrow Horizons, Inc. is not an emergency shelter, crisis response, or immediate placement service. We do not provide on-demand housing, emergency transport, or urgent intervention.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please contact emergency services immediately:
📞 Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies
📞 Call 988 for mental health, suicide, or distress support
📞 Call 211 for statewide community resources, shelter access & social service referrals
Our mission focuses on transitional housing, guidance, and long-term support for young adults aging out of foster care — not emergency intervention.