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Transform the lives of homeless men,women, and children through comprehensive residential programs to effect lasting change and empower them to productive members of society. We provide food, clothing, shelter, substance abuse treatment, education, computer literacy, job placement, healthcare, spiritual development and housing with Christian love, compassion and encouragement.

Of more than 53,000 individuals experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County, families make up around 34%. Of these families, 84% are headed by single mothers, with 1 in 20 whom are pregnant and lacking adequate care. Elizabeth House addresses an unmet community need by providing shelter and comprehensive care for pregnant women and their children experiencing homelessness. We recognize the immediate and long term toll the trauma of homelessness takes on pregnant women and their children, and we envision a world where cycles of trauma are broken and all families have the opportunity to thrive. \n\nSince 1994, we have mad it our mission that, through shelter and lifelong support, we empower pregnant and parenting mothers in need to reclaim their lives and build successful family legacies.

Home Roots Foundation is dedicated to improving education access and alleviating poverty in Haiti. We support students by helping pay for tuition, tutoring, and materials. We also teach kids, ages 8-17, English twice a week. For the parents, we have a women's economic empowerment program to help increase income through their microenterprises.

Our mission is to provide food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, rest for the weary and hope, love and faith to those seeking a different way of life. Our goal is to present this opportunity to every man and women seeking a better life through the Rescue Mission with the tools they need to succeed and to be prepared for whatever their futures bring, free of addictions and abuse.

Emmaus House of Saginaw provides faith‑based transitional housing and support to women returning from jail, prison, or rehabilitation, helping them rebuild stable lives. The program offers sober, family‑style homes plus recovery supports, life‑skills guidance, and connections to counseling and community resources to promote long‑term reintegration.

At Renaissance, our aim is to find safe and secure housing for the men, women and families we serve, and to provide them with the services they’ll need to lead lives of health, dignity and stability. We prevent homelessness among those who are at risk, and help build stronger communities by fostering residential stability and supporting those we serve.

Access Housing, Inc. (DC) (AHI) is a nonprofit 501(c)3, community-based organization committed and dedicated to the principle that everyone, regardless of income or socioeconomic status, has a right to decent, safe, and affordable housing. The program's focus is to support homeless veterans.AHI is the first program in the greater DC metro area to focus on housing homeless veterans . The organization operates two facilities which provide safe housing to nearly 100 homeless veterans, both men and women at a given time. AHI, which works in partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs, operates the Southeast Veterans Service Center and the Chesapeake Veterans House. These homes provide homeless veterans their own rooms, full meal service, a variety of counseling services (housing, job, mental health, PTSD, and substance abuse, as needed), barber and beauty services, a VA run medical clinic, and more. The ultimate goal of the program is to help place veterans in permanent housing. Veterans from across the DC metro area reside at the center. The wait list for veterans seeking to obtain a home at the center is extensive. To date, thousands of veterans have successfully returned to civilian life after going through AHI's program.

Founded in 1945, Memphis Union Mission ministers to the physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of men and women who are homeless or destitute. The Mission’s ultimate objective is for clients to: 1.) Become mature followers of Jesus Christ, 2.) Achieve freedom from substance abuse, 3.) Reunite with family and loved ones, and 4.) Reemerge as self-sufficient members of the community.

City Life/Vida Urbana is a grassroots community organization committed to fighting for racial, social, and economic justice and gender equality by building working-class power. We promote individual empowerment, develop community leaders and build collective power to effect systemic change and transform society. Throughout its 45-plus-year history, City Life has largely expressed its mission through organizing Boston residents in order to prevent displacement and promote tenants' rights and affordable housing throughout Boston and beyond.

Border Kindness provides migrants, refugees, and the displaced with comprehensive services that include food, shelter, clothing and medical care. There programs and interventions are designed to identify, protect and nurture the most vulnerable – including women, children, elderly and families. Border Kindness believes everyone should have the opportunity to live free of pain, hunger, intimidation and fear. They believe everyone is our neighbor.

Having begun in 1954, Hope Ministries provides shelter for men, women and children through our Men's Center and Family Life Center. While living at Hope Ministries, residents have opportunities to grow in their stability, recovery and faith. Three free meals are also offered every day to anyone in our community, resulting in nearly 8,000 meals each month.

Providing Transitional Housing And Critical Support To Homeless Women And Their Children In Spokane Valley. Hearth Homes strives to inspire transformation in the lives of young mothers by assisting in the development of essential life skills such as parenting, nutrition and independent living skills (finance, housekeeping, and responsible renting). Hearth Homes is supported entirely by individual donations and private grants from the Spokane Valley and local communities. Thank you!