Helping those in need Resident Programs

Men’s Program:

The men's program serves men 18 years of age and older with a focus on intensive supportive services to address mental health, substance use, education, employment, transportation, and other needs to give men the greatest chance of developing the skills and self-confidence to attain self-sufficiency. The skill-building program provides them with the communication, relationship building, and social skills necessary to maintain stable employment.

Women’s Program:

The women's programs serves women 18 years of age and older with a focus on helping women in crisis discover their new path for permanent change toward healing, empowerment, self-supportiveness and fulfillment of their God-given potential. Women are provided classes on domestic violence, personal empowerment, and budgeting and computer skills. Case managers are their advocates linking them to economic opportunities, strong social services and effective supportive services. Women receive direction on personal responsibility; self-management; goal-directed behavior; decision-making; and relationship skills.

Family Program:

Our families program serves mothers with children, fathers with children and intact families with children. The family program focuses on keeping families together and providing them with a safe, whole and supported environment. The onsite case managers encourage, educate and empower parents while helping them develop critical skills for a healthy strong family foundation. Life skills classes are provided including parenting classes, early childhood reading classes, cooking a healthy meal, more than budgets, personal social adjustment groups, grief and loss groups, and numerous other classes as needed.