Works in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing. Houses are then sold to those in need at no profit and with no interest charged.

This group runs the House of Hope. It provides encouragement and hope to all. They provide food, clothing, and resources to those in need. There is no charge for the services. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Services Include:

• Bible Study
• Bike Ministry
• Food Ministry
• Medical & Spiritual Care
• Transitional Housing for Men

HEP offers housing for people and families with disabilities. They offer long-term care and support to help with daily needs. Some people live in single-family homes, while others live in group homes. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

This housing complex offers new, fully furnished one-bedroom apartments. They are for both male and female Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans. Clients must have a need for supportive housing. Resident pays 30% of their income. Utilities are included. No deposits are needed for move-in. No pets are allowed. Please call or see the website to learn more.

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This HEP program provides housing for up to 24 months. The program helps clients to work towards their goals of getting jobs, independent living and increasing their skills. Clients can also get help with mental health and substance abuse treatment. Please call or see the website for more information.

HEP gives people in need a place to stay and support for up to 90 days. Single adults can sleep in the Emergency Dormitory. Families can stay in the emergency shelter, which has 8 one-bedroom apartments. The Family Transition Program helps families get back on their feet and become independent again. Visit the website to learn more.

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The Overnight Shelter provides up to 30 days of housing, food, clothing and support services. Clients are either linked to area resources or else move through HEP's other housing programs. The goal is for all clients to regain their self sufficiency. Please call or see the website for more information.

VA has several programs for veterans who are homeless. Call or visit the website to learn more information.

National VA Homeless Hotline: 877.424.3838

Services include:

• After-school Care
• Basic Computer Training
• English as a second language
• Financial literacy
• Job career needs

Call for more information.

Services offered:

• Adult daycare enrollment
• Counseling/substance abuse
• Eviction prevention
• Home health services
• Prescription drug program assistance
• Recreational services
• Utility assistance and lifeline link-up

Call for more information.