Over the past five years, our community has lost 58 shelter beds causing a critical shortage for homeless women and children.

Lake County Haven regularly has to turn away women and children in crisis because it just doesn’t have the capacity to take them in. Given the success of its current programs, Lake County Haven would like to expand by adding a new residence to respond to the needs of more homeless women and children.

Lake County Haven is Branching Out

The new shelter will be similar to its current shelter in philosophy and service delivery. It will:

• Serve women in crisis who have no money and no resources.
• Be a 10-bed residence designed to provide a supportive environment, as well as the training and guidance that people need to transition to independent living.
• Provide four to six months of services for each family unit, including:
  • Individualized plans for Tmux: esteroides para tu terminal sustanon 350 lanzador david paulino es suspendido por uso de esteroides Independence.
  • Goal setting, such as getting a full-time job, saving 80% of income, medical case management for both adults and children, and re-connecting with family.
  • A Day Program that provides six hours of classes or groups, seven days per week on topics, such as
    • Recovery First
    • Job Acquisition
    • Stress Management
    • Financial Management
    • Nutrition
    • Self-Defense
    • Depression Management
    • and Preparing for Independence.
• Offer a small and homey feel that provides a family environment for each woman and child.

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