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Provides a 6-12 month program that allows participants to strive toward independent living. Provides a safe and healthy environment to foster growth and promote change. Each participant’s journey is designed based on their specific goals and needs.

Supportive housing for chemically dependent and homeless men and women.

Provides a long-term housing program. Seeks volunteers and donations.

Offers transitional housing for men, women, and families experiencing homelessness.

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 a safe, comfortable living environment along with food and access to medical and mental health services.

Provides temporary housing to homeless men, women and their children in one of their six temporary housing units.

Christian Organization that offers temporary housing. Provides a 3 to 6 month program that grows from temporary housing to moving out into their own apartment. Zero tolerance policy for drugs/alcohol 3 strikes policy with their clients 10:00pm curfew Requires weekly church attendance.

Offers a transitional housing program for transgender women who identify as Black/Indigenous/People of Color (BIPOC).

Provides affordable housing, self-sufficiency coaching, and educational supports to help families achieve long-term stability. Helps client families plan and achieve family goals. Coaching designed to help families reach goals concerning child care, education, employment, finances, home management, parenting, personal development, physical and mental health, and recovery from substance use.

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.

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 a 13-month residential life recovery ministry designed for those who have expressed a desire to change their lives, both physically and spiritually. Encourages individual accountability and responsibility using a Biblical based class curriculum, work assignments, and counseling.

Provides assistance to individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have serious mental illnesses.

Provides a community-based program that provides shelter, case management, and access to resources such as employment counseling, credit counseling, welfare and legal advocacy, and help securing child care and housing.

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

Offers programs and services for residents of the greater Pottstown area including adult programs, community recreation and education, food and nutrition programs, family counseling/casework, housing/residence services, visitation services for older adults, and worship services (Christian).

Offers transitional housing for single adults in a safe, drug-and-alcohol-free environment. Serves individuals seeking stable housing during reentry, recovery, or independent living transition.

Provides HUD-based housing assistance for people living with HIV, housing 39 individuals living with HIV and their families.

Provides: Up to five emergency shelter rooms for single parents, referred by Coordinated Entry and verified homeless. Case management consists of budgeting, housing, employment, mental health referrals, childcare referrals and any additional services that are needed for the client to transition to permanent housing. 20 Section 8 single room occupancies (SRO) for women, referred by Coordinated Entry. There is also affordable private pay income based permanent rooms available. Rent is based on fair market value; however, if rent is more than half of the person's income the tenant will only pay 50% of their income. Single females persons may apply in person at office on Lime and Orange or online.

Provides safe, stable, and affirming housing for Black and Brown transgender individuals in need of affordable housing. Tenants are empowered through community support, financial literacy education, and pathways to homeownership, ensuring long-term stability and success

Provides communal housing to assist homeless individuals with mental illnesses who are active members of society and want to live independently. Those who benefit most are persons who may not be able to afford things like rent, food, transportation and utilities on their own, but could do so with the help of other house mates. Lodge members share in the day-to-day experiences of running a home, and do so more affordably than if they lived on their own. Lodge members create their own house rules and manage their own activities. Lodges are member-managed. Staff assist only as needed and are available in emergency situations.

Provides temporary, transitional living arrangements for individuals who are registered in the public mental health system and are temporarily homeless. Participants are assessed as able to benefit from the service and have the ability to function within the structure and support of the program and comply with the program rules.

Provides transitional housing with access to food, clothing, and a structured program. Connects residents with healthcare services, mental health services, substance use counseling and job placement services. Provides meals and laundry services.