Reentry housing · Little Rock, Arkansas
Structured transitional housing for men leaving prison, treatment or the streets. Housing, treatment, IDs and work, all in one place.
Who qualifies, what's included, open beds and a referral form that takes five minutes.
Start a referral
What daily life is like, what it costs, visiting, and how to get him in, even if he's still inside.
See how it works
Sponsor a man's stay, help fund the next phase of housing, or hire someone ready to work.
Ways to helpApplying for yourself? Call us at (501) 454-6811. We'll walk you through it.
More than a bed
Men only. Sex offenders at levels 3 and 4 are not eligible. See full eligibility
How it works
Clear steps and real expectations. Structure and support work together here.
A parole officer, family member, treatment program or the man himself calls or sends a referral.
Staff review the application and coordinate with parole or probation when needed.
Drug screen, orientation and a plan for the first week: ID, medication, insurance and a bus pass.
Outpatient treatment, recovery meetings, house duties and check-ins.
Find a job, keep it, learn to budget and start saving.
Leave with housing, income, ongoing recovery support and people in his corner.
Life at Magnolia
Clean rooms, a shared kitchen, a rec room and a campus where people know your name.
Leadership
Magnolia was started by a healthcare professional who saw how many men were coming home with nowhere safe to land.
A nurse anesthetist who opened Magnolia in November 2023 to close the gap between release and a stable life.
"Transitional housing doesn't mean you just provide a bed for people to sleep in."
Works alongside Kasha on admissions, resident expectations and the daily work of keeping the community safe and steady. Confirm
Pull quote from Mark's video interview goes here. To come
Support Magnolia
Your gift goes to what men need the moment they walk in: an ID, work boots, clothes and a way to get to work.
