• Other Housing Support Services

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ReVive Center for Housing and Healing

ReVive seeks to end homelessness and restore hope, that all might flourish.

Wellspring

Wellspring promotes mental health recovery & supports individuals in building healthy & hopeful lives through behavioral health, housing & employment services.

Housing Associates Inc

Thresholds is one of the oldest, largest providers of mental health and substance use treatment in IL HOUSING ASSOCIATES, INC.

Mental Illness Recovery Center, Inc.

Providing pathways to recovery for individuals experiencing or at risk of mental illness/homelessness.

Sheffield Place

Sheffield Place is a treatment and transitional living program for highly traumatized homeless mothers and their children.

The Bridge Community, Inc.

We are here in Alexander County, N. C. as your resource center & partner with organizations for employment, healthcare, food & clothing for our neighbors.

• Personal Social Services

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Sober Living Inc

Transitional Housing and Recovery Resource Center OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE SAFE AND SOBER TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR PEOPLE COMING OUT OF PRISONS, JAILS, AND TREATMENT CENTERS.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Sioux City Community Assistance

Sioux City Community Assistance Sioux City Community Assistance sioux city community assistance A 501c3 nonprofit in partnership with the City of Sioux City sioux city community assistance A 501c3 nonprofit in partnership with the City of Sioux City Instead of giving directly to individuals experiencing homelessness you encounter please donate to Sioux City Community Assistance and we will ensure all funds are used to provide a real chance for permanent change and the dignity that each and every individual and family deserves.

Bridge To Home Inc

Is to foster a safe environment for formerly incarcerated women and help rebuild their lives through empowerment, personal development, career readiness, and success strategies to reduce recidivism and bridge them back into their communities.