Reentry & transitional housing · Houston, Texas

A Fresh Start. A Safe Place to Begin Again.

Bell Reentry Housing LLC provides structured transitional housing designed to help individuals successfully transition back into the community and work toward stable, independent living.

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New Home. New Mindset. Better Tomorrow.

  • Furnished & unfurnished rooms
  • Shared kitchen & living areas
  • Flexible length of stay
  • Referrals welcome

How can we help?

  • I need a place to stay

    Coming home or between homes? See if Bell is the right fit for you.

    Start your application

  • I'm helping a loved one

    Family and friends can start the process for someone who is coming home.

    How to help

  • I'm referring a client

    For parole and probation officers, case managers, and community organizations.

    Make a referral
One hand passing a set of house keys into another person's open hand at a front door.
Representative photo

Every application is reviewed individually.

Who we serve

A safe, stable place to live while you rebuild

Bell Reentry Housing LLC is committed to providing housing and support to individuals who are reentering the community and need a safe, stable place to live while rebuilding their lives.

Eligibility may include:

  • Those experiencing housing instabilityFacing eviction, between homes, or without a safe place to stay.
  • Referrals from community organizationsReentry programs, case managers, churches, shelters, and other community partners.
  • Other individuals in need of transitional housingNot sure you qualify? Call us and we'll talk it through.
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Why Bell

Why Bell Reentry Housing?

Six things you'll find under our roof.

  • Safe & structured living environment

    A clean, secure, and supportive place to call home.

  • Supportive community

    We believe in second chances and stronger communities.

  • Clear house expectations

    Guidelines that help build accountability and success.

  • Transitional housing

    Temporary support with long-term goals.

  • Pathway to independence

    Tools, resources, and encouragement for a brighter future.

  • Respect, not judgment

    Your past is part of your story, not the end of it.

Transition • Stability • Independence

About Bell Reentry Housing

Our housing

Comfortable. Safe. Structured.

We offer clean, affordable, and secure housing with the resources needed to help you get back on your feet.

  • Individual rooms
  • Shared spaces
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  • Individual / single living arrangements

    Your own space to rest, reset, and plan.

  • Shared common areas

    Kitchen, living room, and more. Cook, eat, and unwind in a shared home.

  • Length of stay varies

    Your timeline is built around your needs. Good things take time.

  • Fees discussed during your application

    We go over costs with you up front. Nothing is paid online.

  • Move-in requirements

    We walk you through everything you need before move-in day.

A tidy furnished bedroom with a navy quilt, white pillows, a wooden nightstand with a lit lamp, and a dresser by the window.
A furnished room
A clean kitchen with white cabinets, a coffee maker, morning light through the window, and a round wooden table with four chairs.
The shared kitchen
A cozy living room in the evening with a navy sofa, a gray armchair, a coffee table, and a glowing floor lamp.
The shared living room

Representative photos. Ask us about the home when we talk.

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Transition • Stability • Independence

Your path forward, one step at a time.

  1. Transition

    Land somewhere safe.

    Trade uncertainty for a clean, secure room and clear expectations. First things first: rest, reset, and settle in.

  2. Stability

    Build your routine.

    With a steady address and a structured home, you can focus on what matters: work, documents, appointments, family, and healthy habits.

  3. Independence

    Step into your own life.

    Save, plan, and prepare for what comes next: a place of your own, on your own terms.

New Home. New Mindset. Better Tomorrow.

More about our approach

How it works

Getting started is simple.

Four steps from your first question to your first night in a room of your own.

  1. Step 1

    Apply online

    Fill out the online Resident Application. It takes about 10–15 minutes. Prefer to talk? Call 281-736-5420 and we'll help you through it.

  2. Step 2

    We review and reach out

    We'll contact you to learn about your situation, answer your questions, and go over fees and move-in requirements.

  3. Step 3

    Get ready to move in

    We'll set a move-in date, go over the house expectations together, and tell you what to bring.

  4. Step 4

    Move in and move forward

    Get your keys, settle into your room, and start building toward stable, independent living.

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House rules

A safe, respectful home for everyone

Our house rules help maintain a safe, respectful, and positive living environment for everyone.

What our house rules protect

  • Safety. Everyone deserves to feel secure at home.
  • Respect. For every housemate, their space, and their things.
  • A clean home. Shared spaces stay ready for the next person.
  • Accountability. Clear guidelines that help build success.
  • A positive environment. A calm place to focus on what's next.

The full house rules are shared during the application process, and we go over them together before move-in.

Read about our house rules

Good things take time.

Length of stay varies based on individual needs. There is no rush to be anywhere but here, getting steady.

Our promise

Real People. Second Chances. Lasting Change.

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  • Dignity and respect

    No judgment. You're treated as the person you're becoming.

  • Clear and upfront

    Fees and expectations are explained during your application, before you commit.

  • Safe and well kept

    A clean, secure home where everyone follows the same rules.

  • Real people, real answers

    Questions? Call 281-736-5420 or email us. We're here to help.

  • Private and confidential

    We use your information only to review your application and contact you.

  • Rooted in Houston

    A Houston-based home, invested in the community we serve.

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Formerly incarcerated people are almost 10 times more likely to be homeless than the general public.

Prison Policy Initiative, Nowhere to Go (2018). A stable home is the foundation for everything else.
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Representative photo

For families

Helping someone come home?

If someone you love is preparing for release, you can start the application for them. Gather what you can, and we'll help with the rest.

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For referral partners

Referring someone?

We welcome referrals from case managers, reentry programs, churches, shelters, and other community organizations.

  1. 1

    Call or email us to talk about your client's needs and timing.

  2. 2

    Fill out the Resident Application for your client and choose who you are in the first step.

  3. 3

    We follow up with you and your client about next steps.

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Questions about a referral? 281-736-5420

Resident application

Take the first step toward your new beginning.

Complete our easy online application. It takes about 10–15 minutes, and you can go back and change anything before you submit.

Have this handy

  • Full name, date of birth, and a phone number (yours or a contact's)
  • When you need housing, and furnished or unfurnished
  • An emergency contact
  • Applying doesn't commit you to anything.
  • Fees are discussed during the application process. No payment is collected online.
  • Your application goes straight to Bell Reentry Housing and is kept private.

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Step 1 of 7: Who's applying

Who is filling out the application?

Choose one to begin. The application opens with your answer already filled in.

No payment is collected online. Your application goes straight to Bell Reentry Housing.

Resources

Help for the road ahead

Find helpful resources and information to support your journey. These organizations are separate from Bell Reentry Housing; each link opens their website.

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In crisis? Call or text 988, any time, day or night.

FAQ

Common questions

Straight answers to what people ask us most. Don't see your question?

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281-736-5420 bellreentryhousing@gmail.com
Who can apply?

Eligibility may include individuals returning from incarceration, people experiencing housing instability, referrals from community organizations, and other individuals in need of transitional housing. Every application is reviewed individually. Not sure? Call 281-736-5420.

How much does it cost?

Payment and fee information is discussed during the application process, so you get clear answers based on your situation. No payment is collected on this website.

How long can I stay?

Length of stay varies based on individual needs. The goal is stable, independent living on a timeline that makes sense for you.

Are the rooms furnished?

We offer furnished and unfurnished rooms. You can choose your preference on the application.

Can someone else fill out the application for me?

Yes. The application asks who is filling it out, so a family member, friend, case manager, or officer can complete it with or for the applicant.

What happens after I apply?

We review your application and reach out to talk about your situation, fees, and move-in requirements. If it's a good fit, we set a move-in date together.

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Contact

Get in touch

Have questions or need more information? We're here to help.

Looking for housing? The quickest way to start is the Resident Application.

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Area served

Serving Houston, Texas

Bell Reentry Housing is located at 7018 Treaschwig Rd, Spring, TX 77373. Call 281-736-5420 if you need directions.

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