Hale Kipa maintains a network of group homes for transitional youth, which provide independent living situations to specific populations. These Residential Programs provide a place for youth to practice living skills by emphasizing personal responsibility, educational/vocational development and good citizenship. In some cases, the goal is to reunite the youth with their families; for older youth, the goal is to prepare them to enter the community.

• Hale Kupono – Community based residential program for youth aged 8 to 12 years.
• Hapai Homes – Skill-building residential program for pregnant and parenting teens.
• Independent Living Programs (ILP) – Residential and transitional housing for youth aged 16 to 19 years.
• Independent Living Program Training Apartments (ILPTA) – Residential program for men aged 17 to 19 years transitioning back into the community.
• Therapeutic Group Homes – Community based therapeutic group living experience for youth who are ready to reintegrate back into the community and schools.
• Transitional Living Program (TLP) – Outreach and residential services to youth transitioning off the street or from homelessness.