Sports court
Pickup basketball, a game of HORSE or just shooting around after dinner, right outside the front door.
Come see if Treasure House
feels like home.
Finding the right place for your son or daughter is a big decision, and we want you to feel confident in your choice. Come meet the team, tour the homes, and get a feel for everyday life at Treasure House. If it feels like the right fit, we’ll guide you through everything that comes next.
We’re currently full, but we’d still love to show you around.
Come tour Treasure House and see if it feels like the right fit. If you like what you see, we’ll walk you through the next steps and add you to our waitlist for a future opening.
A lot comes with having a place of your own.
Your own apartment is just the beginning. Residents have support when they need it, people to spend time with and plenty of ways to build confidence, responsibility and a life beyond their front door.
Your own apartment
It’s a real front door and a real key. Residents decorate it their way, keep their own routines and invite friends over, with the community and staff just down the hall when they want company or a hand.
- A furnished one-bedroom, 618 sq. ft., all their own
- Their own front door and key
- Utilities included
- High-speed internet
- Shared spaces down the hall — community kitchen, lounge, recreation room, patio, sports court and splash pad
- Staff on site day and night
Food & everyday living
Fourteen meals each week are part of life here, served in shared spaces made for cooking, eating and spending time together.
Residents also practice the everyday skills that come with running a home, like planning meals, cooking for themselves and taking care of their space.
Coaching & support
Individual coaching and employment readiness help residents work toward the goals that matter to them, from a first job to managing money.
Staff are on site day and night, close enough to help with whatever comes up while leaving room for residents to do more for themselves.
Transportation
Transportation is included within a 20-mile radius, so getting to work, appointments, the grocery store and plans with friends is one less thing to worry about.
More freedom to get around means a much bigger world to be part of.
Community life
Outings, events, recreation and sports give residents plenty of reasons to get out and do something together.
From game nights on campus to trips around the Valley, there’s always something on the calendar and people to share it with.
And the things that don’t fit neatly on a bill.
The everyday things that make living somewhere feel like actually living there.
Splash pad
An easy way to cool off on a hot Phoenix afternoon, with friends close by.
Fitness
Room to work out, build healthy routines and cheer each other on.
Community kitchen
A shared space to cook, try new recipes and sit down to a meal together.
Game room
Board games, video games and plenty of friendly competition on any given night.
Group outings
Hikes, trips and adventures that get everyone out exploring beyond campus.
Events around the Valley
Ball games, concerts and community events across the Phoenix area.
Dinner with friends
Plans with the people down the hall, whether it’s a night out or a meal back home.
Time on the patio
Somewhere to sit, catch up and let an afternoon go by with good company.
Straightforward from the start.
$4,150 / month
Families cover about half the actual cost of the Treasure House experience. Fundraising and donor support make up the difference, roughly $60,000 per resident each year.
Three payments along the way.
A simple, transparent process from application to move-in.
- 01
$500
Due when the completed application goes to review.
- 02
$1,000
Due if placement on the waitlist is recommended.
- 03
Deposit + first month
Due when the admissions agreement is signed.
We’ll take it one step at a time.
You don’t need to figure everything out today. Start with the inquiry. We’ll guide you through everything that comes next.
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Inquiry
Tell us a little about the prospective resident.
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Tour
Come see Treasure House together.
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Application
Complete the application and supporting documents.
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Day Visit
Spend some real time in the community.
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Trial Plan
Talk through routines, needs and accommodations.
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Two-Week Stay
Try everyday life at Treasure House.
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Review
Talk honestly about how it went.
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Make It Official
Sign the agreement and prepare for move-in.
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Move-In Day
Bring the boxes. The apartment is theirs.
See Full Admissions Process
Inquiry
Tell us a little about the prospective resident. Kady will follow up to talk through the basics and answer your first questions. Complete the Inquiry Form
Tour
Tour Treasure House together, meet the team and get a feel for the community. We’ll start getting to know the prospective resident, too. Out of state? We’ll work with you on timing.
Application
If you’d like to keep going, we’ll send the application and document checklist. Once everything is complete, our team reviews the application. This is when the $500 application fee is due. If moving forward makes sense, a $1,000 reservation fee secures a place on the waitlist.
Day Visit
The prospective resident joins us for a meal or activity. It’s a chance for them to experience Treasure House and for everyone to see how things feel in a more everyday setting.
Trial Plan
Before staying overnight, we’ll sit down with the prospective resident and their family to talk through routines, abilities, support needs and accommodations. Together, we’ll create a plan for the stay.
Two-Week Stay
When an apartment becomes available and the fit looks right, the prospective resident spends two weeks living at Treasure House. They settle in, participate in everyday life and get a much better sense of what calling this place home would actually be like.
Review
After the trial, we talk openly about what worked, what was difficult and whether Treasure House feels like the right place to move forward. For everyone.
Make It Official
If everyone agrees it’s a fit, we’ll meet to sign the admissions agreement, complete the apartment inspection and prepare for move-in. The deposit and first month’s payment are due at this meeting.
Move-In Day
Bring the boxes. The apartment is theirs.
Start with a conversation.
The inquiry takes a few minutes and doesn’t commit you to anything. Have a question first? Kady is happy to talk.
Kady McCarthy
Resident Experience Director