Families receive support to meet their basic needs, then work toward short- and long-term goals related to finances, employment, housing, education, family life, and community involvement. Services are tailored to support each family’s unique goals
Singles or couples facing housing instability can receive support with securing or maintaining stable housing.
Youth ages 13–24 experiencing housing instability receive individualized coaching and access to resources for financial support. Our Drop-In Center helps meet basic needs by providing food, clothing, laundry services, and connections to additional resources.
Local faith communities and groups collaborate with The Connect Center to offer a structured one-year program supporting families in need of housing stability. Throughout the program, both adults and youth work toward their goals with guidance from a volunteer community mentor and a broader support network.
Children come together after school and during the summer to participate in fun, enriching activities that support healthy minds, bodies, and spirits. The program focuses on building social-emotional skills, exploring the arts, staying active outdoors, and includes opportunities for reading, writing, and math enrichment.
The Host Home Program offers culturally responsive housing for youth ages 18–24. Depending on their needs, youth live with host families for up to one year. Hosts provide a safe place to stay and meals, while The Connect Center supports the youth in working toward their personal goals.
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