A sixth-grader of Black and Chinese ancestry who has lived at Huey House for three years, displaying a love for classical music and a mischievous yet kind nature.

Tyrell's best friend and something of a role model with a keen focus on academics, balanced by a shared inclination for mischief.

A warm and welcoming 16-year-old resident of Huey House who helps new arrivals feel at home and serves as a big-sister figure.

The head of family services at Huey House, committed to genuinely helping residents, especially young people, beyond just meeting official expectations.

The chief antagonist representing bureaucratic indifference, focused on strict adherence to rules rather than the residents' individual needs.

A passionate violinist living next to Huey House, initially intimidating, but ultimately supportive as she helps June with her music.

June’s six-year-old sister who adores dogs and inadvertently helps her family by inspiring their togetherness.

The parents of June and Maybelle, with Mrs. Yang initially overwhelmed by grief, and Mr. Yang deceased.

A problematic parent struggling with stability but showing moments of defiance against displacement.

The head of security at Huey House who is supportive and helpful to the residents, especially June.

A cook from Hawaii who cares for the residents’ needs, despite her seemingly grumpy demeanor.

The maintenance man who provides critical support to the residents by driving them when needed.

A front desk worker with an unreciprocated crush on Marcus, known for her neglect in communicating messages to residents.