House of Hope proudly offers many services to our homeless families to provide them with the tools that they need to better their situation for themselves and their families. Each family has a different challenge and we understand their frustrations and concerns about what their next step is. After all, parents don’t want to raise their children in a shelter or motel. They want to protect their children and do whatever they can to give them a happy and healthy childhood. Sometimes, these parents need help. Especially when they are homeless and have no place else to go.

Support services, medical and mental health care, case management and vocational training are some of the services that the House of Hope provides to our residents. Our case managers are trained to work with each family’s situation and guide them along a path to successfully exit shelter life and enter a life with long term permanent housing.

Services provided by the House of Hope are:

•    Emergency food, shelter and clothing for 23 families.
•    Case Managers work with HOH residents to assess their circumstances and plan for their futures.
•    Health services are provided by a nurse practitioner who conducts a well-family clinic. Medications are monitored, immunization records initiated, diagnosis explained; and the nurse acts as a liaison/advocate between the family and the doctor.
•    On-site mental health and substance abuse programming for all mothers.
•    Employment internship positions are available on-site for adult residents who have little prior success with employment.
•    Children’s services at the House of Hope cover a wide spectrum of outreach and support. Intervention, engagement and love are the operative words when it comes to the kids of House of Hope.