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What We Do

Partners in Housing provides one year of transitional housing and supportive services to families experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of becoming homeless with the goal of achieving self-sufficiency.

As of June 3rd, 2024, the Partners in Housing Transitional Housing program application process will be restructured to efficiently meet the needs of families. Due to limited housing inventory- we are unable to process applications at this time. Please check back for availability updates.

A partir del 3 de junio de 2024, el proceso de solicitud del programa de Vivienda Transicional de Partners in Housing se reestructurará para satisfacer de manera eficiente las necesidades de las familias. Debido al inventario limitado de viviendas, no podemos procesar solicitudes en este momento. Vuelva a consultar las actualizaciones de disponibilidad.

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43,893

Housing Nights during FY 2022-23

2,629

Total Families Served, 1991-2023

4,621

Total Children Served, 1991-2023

¢87

of every dollar supports our program
2023-2024 Program Outcomes for families in the Self-Sufficiency Program

Over the past 30 years, Partners in Housing has been committed to providing the most effective services to support the Partner families in our program. We not only assess outcomes for reporting, but use the measurements for internal evaluation to ensure we continue to evolve in our service delivery. We use many methods of tracking Partners’ hard work and progress and are pleased to share these core outcomes with you!

What it all means:

Improved Housing- % of families that successfully moved on to their own stable housing after exiting our one-year Family Self-Sufficiency Program. (The national average for transitional housing is around 65%)

Improved Self-Sufficiency- % of families that improved their overall self-sufficiency showing increased confidence, accountability, and the application of new life skills.

Improved Job Preparedness- % of adults that are more employable after attending our one-on-one Work It! Sessions. In these sessions, clients work on their resume, participate in mock job interviews, take career assessments, and work on building other skills that increase their likelihood of securing that next job opportunity.

Improved Income- % of families that have a higher income exiting our program than when they entered.

Improved Employment- % of families that improved their employment situation. This could be a higher wage, more benefits, and opportunity for advancement.

Improved Education- % of families that improved their formal education. This can range from getting their GED to receiving a college degree. This measure varies based on the families’ needs and ability to start a formal education program.

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