Offers a transitional housing program for Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color who also identify as Trans, non-binary, and other gender-nonconforming individuals.

Provides transitional housing for homeless male veterans. The program aims to service male veterans who are homeless and may have post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), substance abuse problems, mental illness, dual diagnosis, and those who are disabled.

Offers transitional housing for eligible veterans. Provides supportive services and work opportunities for residents.

Offers transitional housing, meals, clothing and personal items for female identifying trafficking survivors and connects them with peer mentors, drug and alcohol treatment, psychiatric care, employment training and medical/dental care.

Extended shelter and supportive services for homeless individuals and/or families.

Offers comprehensive case management, transitional housing, emergency needs services, and outreach to current and former survivors of human trafficking.

Provides housing and supportive services to single mothers and their children who are survivors of domestic violence, and/or are experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence. Program includes case management and supportive services. Families at HEARTH are required to select an employment or education pathway to permanent housing.

Supportive housing for single women with no more than two child under the age of 11, who are working towards self-sufficiency.

Offers women to pair with an advocate who counsels and directs them in developing and implementing a personal goal plan. Some of these goals include greater self-determination, establishing a source of income, and obtaining permanent housing. The advocates provide supportive listening and identify problems or issues and offer possible solutions. Also provides accurate information, referral and follow-up as necessary.

The Path to Autonomy Safe House is a short-term emergency shelter for female-identifying survivors of human trafficking. The program includes case management, individual and group therapy, psychoeducational groups, life skills workshops, and mentorship.

Evening and weekend referrals not available. No walk-ins accepted. Shelter and transitional housing program for homeless adult men and male veterans and non veterans, 18-65 years old. Individuals are initially accepted for 45 days, but that can be extended if the program is right for them. Case managers assist residents in obtaining services and establishing a plan for self sufficiency.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services to homeless families. Not an emergency shelter- must apply for admission to this program. All residents are encouraged to stay a prolonged period of time (6mos-1yr). Residents must follow strict rules and maintain or actively seek employment. Random drug testing is conducted.

Offers shelter and support services to be a direct solution to families who are facing personal crises. Provides residents an avenue to housing self-sufficiency through transitional housing services.

Does NOT provide emergency shelter/housing. Education-based program that provides services to women and children experiencing homelessness and poverty. The following services are provided: * Housing: Provides a safe and secure environment in which residents are able to focus on achieving educational and life goals. Their model includes a private room for each family and shared living space among all resident families. * Education: Consists of two tracks: High School Equivalency and Post-Secondary. Upon acceptance to the program, a woman without her high school diploma will be enrolled in their on-site high school equivalency degree program where she will receive a written IEP (Individual Education Plan) and one-on-one instruction. A woman who enters their program having completed high school or previously attained her high school equivalency/GED will be enrolled in their post-secondary track. * Life Skills: Provides workshops and resources for families residing at Milagro House including budgeting

Offers two transitional housing programs: Nehemiah’s Way in the North Wales area, and Bridge Housing in the Norristown area. Provides a “bridge” between our shelter and independent, community living. Designed to enable families to become self-sufficient and help reduce the risk of them returning to a domestic violence situation.

Provides emergency safe housing for those women, children and men who must flee their homes to be safe. Longer term transitional housing is available to assist survivors to secure a life free from violence and oppression. From emergency housing, they are moved into transitional housing and given financial aid for a security deposit, rent, utilities, furnishings and food. Advocates continue to work closely with them to find employment and eventually a permanent, affordable home of their own.

Provides transitional living facility for up to 13 women with children. Offers supportive services for those recovering from homelessness, abuse, and addiction and helps them look for affordable permanent housing.

Offers transitional housing for individuals who have been recently released from Federal or State Department of Corrections.

In partnership with other agencies, operates a transitional housing program for women leaving prison. The program identifies women from the Lackawanna County Prison who might effectively use this opportunity to change the direction of their lives, and offers alternative housing options and support services for up to one year. The ultimate goal of this program is to empower women to sustain independent living following their release from prison. Services include: group sessions in pre-release phase, intensive case management, assistance in finding safe housing, setting measurable goals with each client, assistance in finding employment and job training, rental assistance up to one year, assistance in moving, procuring furniture and personal supplies, art therapy, linkages to community services, assistance in being reunited with children, and recreational activities. All services are provided free of charge.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services to veterans who are experiencing homelessness, with the goal of each individual moving into permanent housing as soon as they are able to do so (average length of stay is six months). Several levels of supports are available through the Transitional Housing Programs, depending on the needs of the individual.

Provides emergency safe housing for those women, children and men who must flee their homes to be safe. Longer term transitional housing is available to assist survivors to secure a life free from violence and oppression. From emergency housing, they are moved into transitional housing and given financial aid for a security deposit, rent, utilities, furnishings and food. Advocates continue to work closely with them to find employment and eventually a permanent, affordable home of their own.

Provides temporary housing for single women with or without children. Offers two programs: Short-term and Homeless prevention. In the Short-term, works towards attaining permanent housing and in the Homeless Prevention program women strive to maintain existing housing. The goal of both program is to provide women with the tools and resources needed to attain the maintain their financial independence and ultimate self-sufficiency through life skills training and education.

Provides a communal living environment with professional onsite staff, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Staff will encourage residents to take part in life skills training, financial management, conflict resolution, healthy relationship building and healthy decision making through group and individual counseling.

Provides supportive housing and short-term counseling for veterans and their families.

Provides a shared, interdependent living arrangement, where Lodge members support one another as peers with military service, who are in recovery.