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The Wright Transitional Housing Program is a temporary housing program designed to provide safe and stable housing for homeless individuals, including working homeless people earning too little money to afford long-term housing. The program offers short- term housing assistance for up to two years, during which residents can work towards achieving stable employment and permanent housing. The program's services include: 

* Housing: The Wright Transitional Housing Program provides safe and comfortable housing for residents, focusing on creating a supportive and welcoming environment.

* Case management: Residents receive individualized case management services to help them identify their needs and goals and develop a plan for achieving them. Case managers work closely with residents to provide ongoing support and assistance throughout their stay in the program. 

* Job training and employment services: The program offers job training and employment services to help residents increase their income and achieve financial stability. Services may include resume building, interview skills, job search assistance, and on-the-job training. 

* Financial education: Residents receive financial education and counseling to help them manage their finances effectively and prepare for long-term housing. Services may include budgeting, credit counseling, and savings programs. 

* Life skills education: The program provides education to help residents develop the skills they need to live independently and maintain stable housing. Services may include cooking, cleaning, and other household management skills. 

Overall, The Wright Transitional Housing Program is designed to provide comprehensive services to help residents transition from homelessness to more stable housing and self- sufficiency. By offering a supportive and empowering environment, the program can help residents build the skills and resources they need to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.