Blanchet House Of Hospitality

Blanchet house provided a safe, supportive, and sober transitional housing environment for dozens of men who were homeless, incarcertated, or in drug/alcohol treatment prior to arriving at blanchet house. New residents gained stability, purpose and soft employment skills by serving in our meal program and doing chores in the dormitory. Many residents enjoyed the opportunity to work a job in the community or continue their education as they prepared to transition to an independent life in affordable housing. During this time, residents accessed health and mental health services, formed community with peers and staff, and progessed toward individual growth objectives such as securing identification, reuniting with family, and engaging in activities that promoted healing and health.

Blanchet farm provided a safe, supportive, and sober transitional housing enviornment for men who were homeless, incarcerated, or in drug/alcohol treatment prior to arriving at blanchet farm. A new 14,000 sq. Ft. Dormitory and program facility was completed in spring 2024, expanding the number of residents to 24 and providing improved living and program spaces for residents, as well as offices and workspace for staff, including a new social enterprise manager responsible for engaging residents in entreprenurial and creative endeavors connected to the farm's beekeeping and woodworking programs.