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    Life House

    Incorporated in 1991, Life House has provided homeless youth ages 14 to 24 with unconditional support, transitional housing, and a safe alternative to navigating life circumstances that may lead to couch hopping or living on the streets. Life House serves approximately 900 unduplicated youth a year and they work with many young parents with children.… Continue Reading Life House

    PUBLISHED: September 25, 2023
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    Missions Inc. Home Free Programs

    Missions Inc’s Home Shelter is a safe haven for victims and survivors and their children who have needed to flee their homes due to domestic violence. The Shelter provides emergency housing and support services to over 600 female-identifying individuals and children each year. Usually filled to capacity, the Shelter can accommodate 30 adults and children… Continue Reading Missions Inc. Home Free Programs

    PUBLISHED: September 25, 2023
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    Hope Coalition

    HOPE Coalition provides the following programs and support for individuals and families including the Haven of Hope Domestic Violence Shelter, support groups, safety planning, legal advocacy, information and referrals, a 24-hour crisis hotline. Their Kids Count program provides support, education, and advocacy to youth ages 0 to 24 who have experienced neglect; emotional, physical, or… Continue Reading Hope Coalition

    PUBLISHED: September 25, 2023
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