Hopephl

Buildings - gloria's place houses our arise, transitional housing program for youth. The program can accomodate up to 22 youth or youth with children. Each unit has a private bathroom. Youth receive food through a common dining hall on the first floor. There is also a tv room, a youth lounge, a computer lab and a library. Residents receive an array of supportive services aimed at helping youth make a successful transition to adulthood and achieve self-sufficiency. Rowan house houses an additional 26 transitional housing units for families. Two of these units are reserved for families experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity who have a child with a chronic health care need and who is receiving care from chop.

Social services - social services address the needs of families and youth experiencing homelessness. In addition to providing an array of housing services, hopephl provides: prevention/diversion services through rental & utility assistance; financial literacy; career counseling; parenting education; behavioral health services; food distribution; digital literacy; truancy intervention; and an array of prevention/empowerment services for families

Hopephl provides outreach services to youth experiencing housing insecurity/homelessness who may be living on the street or in places considered to be uninhabitable; we also provide transportation services to youth who have been detained by the police during overnight hours to ensure they return home safely and when returning home is not an immediate option we provide overnight shelter.