Palmetto House Transitional Housing in Daytona Beach
Palmetto House is Mid-Florida Housing Partnership’s transitional housing program for single adults in Volusia and Flagler Counties. Located in the heart of Daytona Beach, this 48-room facility helps individuals experiencing homelessness work toward permanent housing through a structured, supportive program. Residents typically stay up to 24 months, using this time to focus on employment, financial stability, and life skills that support long-term independence.
About Palmetto House – A Hand Up, Not a Handout
As the largest transitional housing facility in the region, Palmetto House offers much more than a place to sleep. Residents live in private rooms while participating in a program designed to help them rebuild stability. Through case management, financial education, and community resources, participants work toward the ultimate goal: moving into safe, permanent housing.

Services and Requirements for Residents
Services and Requirements for Residents
Palmetto House provides both structure and support, including:
- HUD-certified credit counseling
- Money management workshops
- Housing placement assistance
- Case management and goal planning
This is a drug-free environment—drug screening is required prior to entry and conducted randomly thereafter. Residents must agree to house rules, actively participate in their program plan, and make progress toward their goals.
Intakes are by appointment only, Monday–Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Eligibility and Application Process
Eligibility and Application Process
Palmetto House serves
single adults who are homeless and committed to transitioning into permanent housing. To apply, you’ll need:
- State-issued ID
- Proof of homelessness status (if available)
- Ability to pass a drug screening
For more information or to schedule an intake appointment:
📞 (386) 253-4895
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palmettohouse@mfhp.org
Address
336 South Palmetto Avenue
Daytona Beach, 32114
Community Impact and Resident Success
Each year, Palmetto House helps dozens of residents move into stable housing, find employment, and build the financial habits needed for independence. While every journey is unique, the program is designed to offer both accountability and hope.
