
Restoration · Support · Stability · Hope
G.A.I.L. House partners with hospitals, shelters, case managers, the VA, and probation and parole across Hampton Roads, Virginia to place program participants in dignified transitional housing.
Welcome home. You are loved here.
G.A.I.L. House — Giving All Individuals Love — is a community housing organization founded in honor of Gail L. Sullivan, who spent more than three decades as a registered nurse and caregiver dedicating her life to serving others. Every home offers structure, community support, accountability, and a clear path forward.
Every house has a different purpose, but every resident experiences the same promise: dignity, stability, accountability, and love. We are not just providing housing — we are restoring dignity, creating opportunity, and giving people a place to call home.
Our programs support individuals and families in transition, including:
G.A.I.L. House was created to provide safe, stable, and affordable housing for individuals navigating life transitions — giving them the support, dignity, and opportunity to move forward.
A safe place
Everyone deserves a safe place to call home.
A community that cares
A community that sees their worth and walks beside them.
A chance to rebuild
An opportunity to rebuild and begin again.
We believe in giving all individuals love.
All-inclusive program fees cover utilities, Wi-Fi, furnishings, and house support.
$750program fee / month
$950program fee / month
Shared beds
4 open
Immediate placement available · from $750
Private rooms
2 open
Move-in within 7 days · from $950

Their new beginning.
My mother's life taught us that love is not merely spoken. It is lived through compassion, service, dignity, and grace. May everyone who enters G.A.I.L. House find hope. May every family discover restoration. May every new beginning reflect the enduring legacy of a woman who truly gave all individuals love.
"And as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." — Joshua 24:15
Built for social workers, case managers, discharge planners, VA staff, and probation and parole officers. Most referrals receive a response within one business day.