Referral partners
Information you can pass along
This page is made to be shared — with case managers, hospital discharge planners, county boards, and the families they serve. It explains what First Field offers and exactly how to start a referral.
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One link for every partner
Send this web address by email, text message, or add it to a referral packet. Anyone who opens it sees the same clear overview.
firstfieldliving.com/referralWhat First Field offers
Providing safe, structured, and community-centered independent living that empowers veterans and reentering individuals to rebuild their foundation and successfully navigate their next chapter.
- Acceptance letter and referral form — the intake documents that start the process.
- A comfortable shared living space with furnished common areas and weekly house meetings.
- Goal planning focused on employment, skill-building, and financial stability.
- Coordinated access to VA benefits, healthcare connections, and community mentors.
- Clear agreements: residency agreement, consent forms, and a room checklist signed before day one.
Who First Field serves
First Field provides structured, supportive, and drug-free independent housing for cognitively and functionally independent adults, in partnership with county agencies, veterans' services, shelters, and re-entry programs.
Independent Adults
Cognitively and functionally independent adults capable of managing daily self-care, personal hygiene, and medication routines without 24/7 nursing supervision.
Military Veterans
Former service members utilizing VA housing assistance, HUD-VASH, or SSVF voucher support seeking stable independent housing.
DV Survivors
Individuals fleeing domestic violence or transitioning from emergency shelters who require secure, confidential housing with strict guest controls.
Recovery & Re-Entry
Individuals in early-to-mid recovery from substance use or re-entering from justice supervision committed to a 100% drug- and alcohol-free environment.
Disabled
Individuals with physical, developmental, or psychological disabilities who remain cognitively and functionally independent in managing their own daily living and care.
How the program works
Every referral follows the same five stages, so partners and families always know what comes next.
Before you arrive
01We review placement, required identification, emergency contacts, and any items that must be addressed before move-in.
Move-in
02Residents review and sign the residency agreement, consent forms, and room checklist so responsibilities are clear from day one.
Daily life
03House guidelines cover quiet hours, chores, rent, and respectful conduct so the home can operate safely and consistently.
Staying on track
04When concerns arise, staff listen, document what occurred, and explain the next steps in a fair and direct manner.
Moving on
05At departure, staff close the resident file, settle accounts, collect access items, and complete the required records.
Referral & intake workflow
Step 1: Submit packet
Complete client details, funding source, and agency contact info via the referral form below.
Step 2: Screening
Staff reviews cognitive independence, disability support needs, substance-free readiness, and room availability.
Step 3: Move-in & license
Execute Occupancy License Agreement, collect initial move-in fee, and issue keypad access code.
Submit a referral online
Case managers and partner agencies can complete the referral packet right here — no printing or scanning needed.
Start a referral
Contact Hatiah Moore directly.
Referrals are handled personally — one call or email is all it takes to discuss placement, availability, and next steps.