Mustard Seed Inn Veterans Community Living Center

Mustard Seed Inn Veterans Community Living Center is a transitional housing program in Saint Petersburg, Florida offering recovery focused sober living and medication assisted treatment for veterans and other adults rebuilding their lives after addiction.

As part of the WestCare Florida GulfCoast network the program connects residents to a broader continuum of behavioral health services while emphasizing stable longer term recovery housing as its central focus.

Veteran-Focused Transitional Housing

Mustard Seed Inn provides approximately 70 beds of gender separated transitional housing for adults in recovery, with a strong focus on veterans and clients experiencing homelessness.

Stays can extend up to 24 months, allowing residents adequate time to stabilize, engage in MAT services, and work toward independent living.

Daily life balances communal living with flexibility for residents who are employed, including shared meals, snacks, and recovery supportive routines.

Your Path Through the Program

1. Assessment: Initial evaluation to identify recovery, housing, and behavioral health needs.
2. MAT engagement: Medication assisted treatment to support stabilization from substance use.
3. Transitional housing stay: Structured sober living with gender specific accommodations.
4. Recovery support: Ongoing connection to WestCare GulfCoast services and veteran resources.
5. Reintegration: Transition into stable, independent community living.

Additional Services and Payment Options

Through the WestCare Florida GulfCoast network residents can connect to outpatient care, veterans treatment court support, case management, and other behavioral health programs. The program's St. Petersburg location offers proximity to two VA healthcare systems.