Services & Programs

• Assists clients in assessing their needs and goals
• Coordinates the receipt of all services and participation in programmatic classes
• Advocates for housing solutions and financial resources
• Facilitates “Client Domestic Violence Certification” program
• Assists client in developing a self-determined plan for self-sufficiency

• Children’s case management
• Individual and family counseling
• Tutoring and educational activities
• JMAC: After-school parent-child relationship building program
• Holiday programs and activities
• M. Sue Frazier – Summer Enrichment Program

• • Anger Management
  • Domestic Violence awareness
  • Parenting Classes
  • Household Establishment
  • Substance Abuse
  • Empowerment and Enrichment

• Professional Education: computer skills, resume writing, career counseling, job search
• Financial Freedom Program: budgeting, banking, saving
• G.E.D., Community College and Online degree program enrollment
• Forward: Social Enterprise Program

• Assessments by registered nurse
• Health care referrals and follow-up services
• Health education classes: nutrition, fitness and healthy living, stress relief

Emergency Housing

Families may reside for 30 days

Transitional Housing

Families may reside up to 24 months

• Individual, group, peer and family counseling by registered MFT counselors and interns
• Domestic Violence Education classes
• Empowerment and Enrichment classes
• Anger Management classes
• Substance Abuse groups
• Sexual Assault groups

• Available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
• Collaboration with law enforcement to ensure safe transportation when necessary
• Client transportation available for: housing, medical and dental appointments; social service appointments; Jenesse programmatic classes
• Court appointments