Transitional Living Program serving Midland, Odessa and surrounding areas

Transitional Living Center near Midland, TX

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Advocates for At-Risk Youth in Midland, TX

Our transitional living home offers free programs for young people in Midland, TX

Basin Dream Center is a supervised transitional living home in Midland, Texas for young adults, male and female, who are homeless or at risk for homelessness. We accept women and men ages 17-26 years old that have exited foster care, survived human trafficking, lost access to stable housing, or exited Texas Juvenile Justice Department. Our mission is to provide a safe, secure housing option for these young adults as we work to stabilize their routine and help them find hope and healing.

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There are approximately 15,000 at-risk youth in the Permian Basin*. These young people need support from a caring community. Basin Dream Center is able to provide safe housing, nutritional food, trauma-informed care and case management to help our residents achieve stability and independence.

Impact Statement

Transitional Living Center in Midland, TX

More than 60% of men will be incarcerated

Over 60% of women end up in sex-related

More than 50% will be unemployed

20% will become homeless

70% of the women will be pregnant before 21

25% will experience with PTSD

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Transitional Living For Young Men and Women in Midland, TX

We are a supervised independent transitional living center for young ladies and young men who are homeless, at risk for homelessness, or who have experienced foster care.

Our free program runs anywhere from 12-24 months for each resident. We provide room and board, family support, college and vocational support, employment training, savings programs, driver’s license training, trauma-focused therapy and more.

What People Say About Us

Courtni Pyle

This place is changing lives of homeless young adults. The staff is so passionate and genuinely invests in these residents to help them achieve independence.

Stephanie Kelly

The staff is amazing. Stephanie helped so much and was always available to answer my questions or provide needed resources. I really appreciate everything she did.

Alexandra Fite

I am not from Midland but the staff here is very friendly with a fun and safe atmosphere for kids, teens, and people of all ages. Very helpful !

Jeff Gillihan

Just wanted to address the previous review: BDCO is a non-profit program for young adults. They do NOT have children, they have young adults who make a legal decision for themselves to be part of the program. This previous review is very misleading about what they do. The young adults who choose to come have various background stories, but those stories (some heartbreaking) are not the prerequisite for why they may or may not be there. Meaning: if a student comes with a abusive past in their story, BDCO isn’t going to verify if every detail is true. BDCO is there to love them and encourage them to dream about a brighter future regardless of where they come from.

Emmet Fleming

I am so proud of these folks who have put together aptly named "dream center." Like or not America, these children are our future. We either help them now or we will surely pay the price for the rest of their lives...mental health costs, pregnancies adding to public health and child protection costs and cases, criminal system costs. No child can be prepared to make their own adult way without help, safety and guidance. KUDOS TO BASIN DREAM CENTER!!! Respectfully emmet fleming

Chasidy Thompson

I had the pleasure of speaking to the founder and not only did I receive business advice but I also was able to truly know who she is, where she came from and to know her heart. BDCO is working vigorously to provide many more than they already have with the basic life skills, plus some. The founder is a woman with a heart that doesn’t stop!!!! I felt as if I had known her immediately when we began our conversation, while being a realist with me and not wanting to discourage me in my own venture to assist children that are taken by the state, she brought many topics to light and has even provided some tidbits here and there. She doesn’t have an obligation to do everything she does for all who she provides her time to; but she has made it her mission to assist those children/young adults who otherwise wouldn’t have the skills, resources, encouragement, love, safety, consistency, structure, routine and support. BDCO is pertinent to the children/young adults in the Permian Basin.