Young Womens Christian Association Canton Ohio

Ywca canton's rapid re-housing program connects eligible individuals and families with permanent housing as quickly as possible. The program offers short-term financial assistance and supportive services to help participants stabilize their housing situations. Our case managers provide education on lease compliance and tenant responsibilities, assist with household budgeting, and work with participants to address barriers. Regular home visits are required to ensure our clients' success. Rapid rehousing is funded by federal continuum of care and state dollars.

Ywca canton operates the largest homeless shelter for women and children in stark county, and assist with household budgeting, and work with participants to address barriers. Regular home visits are required to ensure our clients' success. Our shelter program has 38 rooms on the third floor of our main building and five family rooms at our gateway ii housing site. Our case managers assist program participants in developing a unique housing plan to help them exit to permanent housing in 90 days or less. Ywca canton's emergency shelter is funded through united way of greater stark county, local and state dollars.

The ywca's onsite early childhood learning center provides quality care and education to children aged six weeks to 11 years. Our certified teachers provide everything children need to transition successfully to kindergarten. We conduct developmentally appropriate lessons and activities and provide healthy meals and a safe and creative environment.the ywca canton housing program comprises three departments: emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, and rapid rehousing. To be assessed for any of these programs, individuals must first register with the homeless hotline by calling 330-452-4363.ywca canton provides permanent supportive housing through our three housing sites: new beginnings, gateway i, and gateway ii. Permanent supportive housing is an intervention of low-barrier affordable housing designed for disabled or chronically homeless persons. In addition to secure housing, we offer voluntary support services to help participants lead stable lives. Collectively, our three housing sites have 106 units. Rent is based on 30% of the household income. We receive funding from a combination of sources for these three sites and partner with stark metropolitan housing authority for housing vouchers at gateway i and gateway ii.