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RiseWorth provides housing regardless of identity, faith, background, or physical ability.

A. Self‑Identified Gender
  • Medical documentation
  • Legal gender change
  • Proof of transition
D. Safety & Privacy
  • Respectful treatment of all gender identities
  • Privacy in bedrooms and bathrooms
  • Cameras only in common areas
  • No harassment or discrimination based on gender identity

RiseWorth Gender Identity & Equal Access Policy

RiseWorth follows the HUD Equal Access Rule, which requires housing providers to place individuals according to their self‑identified gender, not biological sex or documentation.

B. Cricketer Women’s Program
  • Individuals who identify as women
  • Individuals whose trauma or safety needs require a women‑specific environment
E. Conflict Resolution
  • Conduct a trauma‑informed review
  • Offer alternative placement
  • Ensure no resident is denied housing based on gender identity
C. Montana Veterans & Men’s Program
  • Individuals who identify as men
  • Veterans of any gender
  • Individuals needing structured reintegration support
F. Legal Compliance
  • HUD Equal Access Rule (24 CFR §5.106)
  • Fair Housing Act
  • NC Fair Housing guidelines

RiseWorth Transitional Homes — Cricketer Women’s Stabilization Program

Program Purpose

Cricketer Transitional Home is a gender-specific stabilization program designed for women experiencing homelessness, trauma, unsafe environments, or reentry challenges. The program provides structured independent living, trauma-informed support, and a safe environment where women can rebuild stability and self-worth.

Legal Compliance

Cricketer operates under the HUD Equal Access Rule, the Fair Housing Act, and North Carolina landlord-tenant law. Gender-specific placement is permitted when it is program-based, safety-based, and mission-aligned, not discriminatory.

Program Fit Criteria

Placement at Cricketer is based on:

  • Safety needs
  • Trauma-informed care requirements
  • Gender identity
  • Program appropriateness
  • Resident comfort and cohesion

Cricketer is part of the RiseWorth Transitional Homes Network, which includes additional programs for other genders to ensure equal access to housing and services.

Anti‑Discrimination Statement (HUD & FHA Compliant)

RiseWorth Transitional Homes — Anti‑Discrimination Policy

RiseWorth Transitional Homes does not discriminate based on:

  • Sex
  • Gender
  • Gender identity
  • Sexual orientation
  • Race
  • Color
  • Religion
  • National origin
  • Disability
  • Veteran status
  • Familial status

RiseWorth provides multiple programs to ensure equitable access for all genders. Cricketer is a women‑specific stabilization program, and Montana is a veterans/men’s reintegration program. Placement is based solely on program fit, safety needs, and gender identity, consistent with HUD Equal Access Rule.

RiseWorth is committed to:

  • Equal access
  • Trauma‑informed care
  • Safety for all residents
  • Respect for gender identity
  • Fair Housing compliance
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