New Endeavors By Women

New horizons: new horizons provides permanent supportive housing to 17 families of women and children, with specialized services for those who are recovering from domestic abuse. Each family receives support services to address a variety of challenges, and to heal from abuse and trauma, so that they may achieve long-term stability. Like our other permanent supportive housing, new horizons offers residents their own apartment and tailored services led by a case manager.

New hope: new hope serves 10 women living with chronic illness. We help residents improve their nutrition, make healthier lifestyle choices, and better manage their illness. Roommate style apartments facilitate peer support, with women dedicated to helping and supporting each other to reach goals of improved health and self-sufficiency.

New journeys ii: new journeys is an open-ended permanent supportive housing program that offers structure and support in apartments for 15 women aged 55 and older, most of whom have chronic illness and have been without stable housing for many years. Senior residents receive comprehensive case management and activities specifically designed to enhance and promote an active and healthy lifestyle.

Rachael's house: rachael's house is an open-ended permanent supportive housing program that serves 17 women in apartments and a shared home setting, supporting residents to reach employment and self-sufficiency goals.

New journeys: new journeys is an open-ended permanent supportive housing program that offers structure and support in a dorm-style setting for six women aged 55 and older, most of whom have chronic illness and have been without stable housing for many years. Senior residents receive comprehensive case management and activities specifically designed to enhance and promote an active and healthy lifestyle.

Shelter plus care: shelter plus care (spc) is an open-ended permanent supportive housing program that serves 10 women or families headed by women. Spc residents often have multiple disabling conditions that threaten their ability to remain in housing. They need a network of support to maintain their housing and to continue moving forward in their lives. In spc, we provide a safety net of services that intensifies or relaxes, based on individual needs.