The Faine House

4 May

Mentorship for Young Adults: How The Faine House Builds Independence

Mentorship for young adults is a critical factor in helping young people build stability and independence, especially for those aging out of foster care or unstable homes. In reality, many are still trying to meet basic needs, navigate complex systems, and unlearn unsafe patterns that were modeled for them. Independence cannot be reduced to paying […]

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21 Apr

2026 Mini Masters Benefitting The Faine House Raises Over $10,000

The 2026 Mini Masters gave Central Florida supporters a fun afternoon of friendly competition thanks to our friends at Just Call Moe — and showed what strong community support for young adults can accomplish, raising more than $10,000 for The Faine House. Residents of The Faine House send their sincere gratitude to our incredible community […]

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13 Apr

The Hidden Housing Crisis Facing Young Adults Today

The hidden housing crisis young adults face today often goes unnoticed. For many young adults, the housing crisis does not look like a headline about eviction court or a tent on the side of the road. It looks like sleeping on a different couch every week, sharing a crowded room with people they barely know, […]

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29 Mar

How The Faine House Community is Improving Outcomes for Young Adults

The Faine House exists so that young adults in Central Florida do not have to face those years alone. By combining safe housing, practical programming, and a strong network of community partners, The Faine House community is helping residents move from constant crisis to long-term stability. You can learn more about The Faine House to […]

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18 Feb

RISE: Setting a Higher Standard for Homeless Programs

When a young adult faces homelessness, the stakes are immediate. Without stability, education is interrupted. Employment becomes inconsistent. Health declines. What often begins as temporary instability can quickly become a long-term pattern. Homeless programs exist to interrupt that cycle. But not all are designed to produce lasting independence. At The Faine House, the RISE Program […]

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5 Feb

The Faine House Orlando: Helping Young Adults Build Lasting Independence

The Faine House Orlando provides safe housing, structure, and long-term support that helps young adults build independence over time through quick fixes, but through consistency and accountability.

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21 Jan

A Year of Purpose & Possibility: Inside The Faine House 2025 Impact Report

A Year of Purpose, Progress, and Possibility: Inside The Faine House 2025 Impact Report At The Faine House, we measure our impact in lives stabilized and futures reimagined. It’s so much more than numbers here. Our newly released 2025 Impact Report captures a pivotal chapter in our organization’s journey, reflecting both the growth of our […]

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8 Jan

Why Youth & Young Adult Homelessness Can’t Stay Hidden

Youth and young adult homelessness is often misunderstood, underestimated, and dangerously unseen. Nationally, an estimated 4.2 million youth and young adults experience homelessness each year, including nearly 700,000 unaccompanied young people under age 25 living without a parent or guardian. On any given night, HUD’s 2023 Point-in-Time count identified approximately 34,700 unaccompanied youth experiencing homelessness. […]

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2 Dec

The Faine House Announces Next Phase of Growth: “Close to Home” Community Expansion

For more than a decade, The Faine House has provided stability, mentorship, and life-changing opportunity for young adults ages 18–23 who have aged out of foster care or are living without traditional family support. Today, our Central Florida nonprofit is taking a bold step forward with a new initiative designed to extend that support into […]

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4 Nov

The Faine House: Preparing Residents for the Real World

The Faine House: Preparing Residents for the Real World At The Faine House, gaining confidence and practicing independence is something our young adults expect to learn. They are here to gain necessary skills, often coming to us at one of the most critical points in their lives: when they’ve aged out of foster care and […]

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