Housing Providers & Community Partners

Partner with A Place to Connect

Join A Place to Connect in connecting vulnerable residents — homeless Veterans, women 55+, and individuals in recovery — with safe, supportive, and affordable housing. Help us fill beds and change lives across Southern California.

Referral packet & intake form

Download our one-page flyer and client placement form to share with case managers, hospital discharge planners, and housing navigators.

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Why partner with A Place to Connect?

Serve people in urgent need

Refer qualified residents who are actively seeking stable housing, including homeless Veterans, seniors, and respite-care clients.

Pre-screened matches

A Place to Connect matches each applicant to your home type, county, and level of care so you receive referrals that fit your community.

Pay only on results

No monthly retainers or hidden fees. Partner homes pay only when a referred resident is admitted and moves in successfully.

Southern California focus

A Place to Connect serves San Bernardino County, Los Angeles County, and neighboring regions where supportive housing is most needed.

Placement fee structure

The placement fee depends on room type and level of care. Fees are only due when a referred resident successfully moves in.

Referral typeTypical fee
Qualified referral only$50 – $150
Shared room placement$500
Private room placement$750
High-acuity or respite placement$1,000
Percentage of first month’s rent20 – 50%
Monthly bed-filling agreement$500 – $2,000 / month

Standard Partner

  • No monthly fee
  • $750 per successful placement
  • Fee due within 7 days of move-in

Priority Partner

  • $300 – $500 / month marketing fee
  • Reduced placement fee of $500
  • Featured listing + priority referrals

Referral agreement basics

Before any referral is sent, both parties sign a simple agreement that protects everyone involved. It clearly states:

  • The placement fee amount
  • Payment due within 7 days of move-in
  • What qualifies as a successful placement
  • How cancellations or disputes are handled
  • No fee if the resident does not move in
  • Resident admission and occupancy confirmation

Frequently asked questions

How does the referral fee work?

A Place to Connect earns a placement fee only when a referred resident is admitted and moves into your home. There is no cost to the resident, and no charge to you unless the placement is successful.

What counts as a successful placement?

A placement is successful once the resident is officially admitted, signs the occupancy agreement, and physically moves into your home. Both parties confirm the move-in date before any fee is invoiced.

When is payment due?

The referral fee is due within 7 days of the resident’s move-in date. This is clearly outlined in the referral agreement signed before any referrals are sent.

Who can become a partner?

Independent living homes, board-and-care facilities, respite providers, and supportive housing communities in Southern California that are licensed and in good standing.

What types of residents do you refer?

A Place to Connect works with homeless Veterans, women 55+, individuals in recovery, respite-care clients, and others seeking safe, affordable housing. Each resident is matched to the home that fits their needs.

Become a referral partner

Ready to help A Place to Connect place residents in safe, supportive homes? Send us your details and we’ll send you a referral agreement to review.