Receive our free monthly newsletter
Second, we are planning an eighteen unit housing project to temporarily house those who are transitioning toward self-sufficiency. While living there they will be getting help with various needs such as job training, education as needed to qualify for employment so that they will be able to be on their own. The maximum time to be in these units is twenty-four months. Ideally, occupants will be able to move on in twelve months. Rent will be charged on an as able to pay basis, this will be part of the educational process.
Housing Project
Third, we will offer counseling and ongoing support to our past clients and to continue an outreach into the community by providing classes in financial management, nutrition and other as needs are found, counseling and other services that may be required. We are planning on having on staff a psychologist for counseling, a human resources specialist for help in obtaining employment, a resource person to find specific help with problems that we do not have expertise in, a liaison person to local county state and federal agencies, and pastors available for spiritual counseling.