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Our mission is "Growing Children, Strengthening Families and Changing Neighborhoods" to ensure that low income at risk families receive quality services, when they need them, regardless of why, from caring people. Lydia's House, established in 1990 by Eugene and Patrice Sheppard, takes a holistic approach to family development and provides multi-faceted services to end the cycle of poverty. Over the past 16 years, Lydia's House has grown to provide youth intervention services, including a homework center for children ages 6-12, tutoring, and mentoring for youth ages 13-17, teen parenting/ pregnancy prevention. Lydia's House adult intervention services include adult literacy , entrepreneurial development, computer training, substance abuse prevention counseling and housing for seniors. Their work with families living in far southwest and southeast neighborhoods of Anacostia, Bellevue, Congress Heights and Washington Highland began in 1989 at a shelter for homeless families. Under their leadership, Lydia's House has served hundreds of families, often paying rent to prevent eviction, providing food and paying utility bills. Lydia's House provides fist time homebuyer training and works with lenders, real estate brokers and other industry partners to promote home ownership.

Commonwealth Catholic Charities provides quality, compassionate human services to all people, especially the most vulnerable, regardless of faith.

To empower homeless families, individuals, and veterans to recover from crisis situations return to self-supporting, productive, and independent members of our community.

BUILD STRONG COMMUNITIES BY DEVELOPING, MANAGING, AND ADVOCATING FOR PERMANENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT OFFERS DURHAM RESIDENTS WITH LOW TO MODERATE INCOMES A STABLE FOUNDATION FOR ACHIEVING ECONOMIC SECURITY.

The mission of Good Shepherd Center is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and foster transition to housing.

Seeking to put God's love into action, Cape Fear Habitat brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope. Cape Fear Habitat partners with individuals, families and organizations to build and restore safe, affordable homes in our community which includes New Hanover, Pender and Duplin counties. Habitat homeowners help build their homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. With our help, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.

A Child's Place works to erase the impact of homelessness on children and their education. Our vision is to provide stability within the classroom for homeless, at-risk students and, at the same time, assess and strengthen their families to remove barriers that led to the homeless crisis. Our strategy has two essential components: resolve the child's immediate basic needs while creating a case plan that supports his or her continued focus on education in one of our partner schools; and assess and advocate on behalf of the student's family through a case plan to resolve issues that led to the family's immediate homeless crisis. This unique partnership creates a holistic approach to encourage our students to stay focused on their education.

The mission of Supportive Housing Communities (SHC) is to provide affordable housing to alleviate homelessness and human suffering. In carrying out this mission, SHC prioritizes the needs of the “chronically homeless”—those who have been homeless for at least one year and have at least one disability. SHC serves chronically homeless individuals and families by providing permanent supportive housing in a variety of congregated and scattered site residencies.

Creating a more compassionate and just world, Habitat for Humanity Tucson brings people together to build homes, community, and hope

THE MISSION OF THE PENDER COMMUNITY CENTER IS TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR COMMUNITY WHILE HONORING OUR VETERANS.

To share the transforming power of the Gospel of Christ and to serve through educating, sheltering, comforting, and equipping the Lincoln Community for Christ's glory.

Sister Connection was founded in 2006 to help widows rebuild their lives after decades of war. Civil conflict left a generation of widows and orphans without status and without support. We connected them to donors who rebuilt their homes and supported them financially. Today, Sister Connection serves a new generation of widows. While the memory of war is fading, the economic prospects for widows and their children remain bleak. Our goal has shifted from the immediate needs of charity to a push for self-sufficiency and sustainable development.