Find Half Way House Short Term Residential Care Nonprofits and Charities

  Jim at Sober Living wrote:

Hi - I'm Jim deVarennes - President & Founder of Sober Living America. Since this is a review, I’ll try to be as objective and unbiased as I can, but I have to admit, I feel absolutely blessed & humbled to be part of working with a great group of caring... more »

  Randy C.1 wrote:

I was down and out facing years of prison and i joined We Are Living Proof as an alternative. The results were amazing. Now i am married and have my own house and life free from addiction. Could not have done it without the guidance and support of We... more »

  heritageGH wrote:

This organization has the most caring and helpful leadership team with such a high retention of staff and volunteers!! The staff in management have been employed for 10-15+ years and all are committed to caring and quality. I love their mission and... more »

  TPritch wrote:

Not only does the money go to those in need, it helps people to enable themselves to be successful and then, help others. That’s what a charity should do! more »

  lauryn7112001 wrote:

I walked into the doors of Homecoming on Feb 8th, 2006. I’ll be honest, I didn’t think that place was for me but I didn’t really have a whole lot of options. There I was in the middle of some hick town in a house on cinder blocks with... more »

  jenna5 wrote:

I love what this organization stands for, and believe in the work they are doing in the lives of men and women. What I love even more, is the way my life changes, after every interaction with this organization and the people they serve. When you volunteer,... more »

  marciastein wrote:

I taught a class to the residents of Rebekah's House on money management. Two weeks before the class the residents were asked to keep a log of their daily expenses. The evening of the class we reviewed the logs and developed a plan for better money... more »

  mobileUser710328 wrote:

Together On Purpose, Inc is doing well with providing support to the men and youth of Southwest Florida involved with justice. Numerous individuals are provided accountability and preventive coaching for a successful transition for purposefully living... more »

  ShiLA wrote:

In a climate of greed, Forgotten Children is truly one of those organizations that put their clients first-I've seen it first hand. The services they provide to the women they rescue is incomparable; from housing, new or gently used clothing, food, transportation,... more »

  Ann Marie N.1 wrote:

The Revive Life House is a blessing to our community! They are actively transforming lives of those who battle with substance abuse. Couldn't be more proud to know and love this staff and their mission! more »

  Lee2020 wrote:

The team at Attention Homes puts an enormous about of individualized attention not only into each youth that they serve, but also each donor and community member that they interact with. Overall, Attention Homes is a very authentic, impact-oriented,... more »

  elizabeths11 wrote:

This amazing nonprofit was established in memory of Michael Dalton by his family shortly after he passed away in Jan 2018. His parents, Richard and Carmela, brother Jamie and sister Stacey have been making an impact and helping lots of people in a wide... more »

  marg6300 wrote:

Hope Connection is an amazing place where folks can go to share their burdens, their pain, their fears and their hopes and dreams. It's a place where caring individuals are there to listen and offer words of encouragement and support. Resources to community... more »

  Melinda Barker S. wrote:

We have a great team of leaders that know Christ and want to make Christ known to the hurting. Building a ministry of hope for the hopeless... House of Victory! more »

  JPthe wrote:

I have been on the board for Kingdom Boundaries now for about 3 years . But that is not where my association with K.B. starts. About 8 years ago I was released from prison and was one of the first in the housing of K.B. I have been privileged... more »

  tvlagt wrote:

Jeremiah's Hope, Andrew and Jenny Kelly, and the board members have quietly gone about the task of making the lives of so many Ukrainians better, through continued support physically, emotionally, socially and as mentors of a better life style. The social... more »

  purchasinggal wrote:

This is a fantastic charity! Angels' Arms' goal is to keep children from the same family together when they are placed in the foster care system. Too many families are broken up during this very stressful and unhappy time. The charity purchases homes... more »

  Scott L. wrote:

I count it as a privilege to provide Precious Life Shelter with this letter as support. Founded in 1989 Precious Life has grown to provide a three phase program: Emergency, Transitional, and Single Parent Efficiency (SPE). HomeAid is proud to... more »

  Dora Philler wrote:

This Organization saved us. My family had no place to turn. We called around beds was full for a shelter no place would house us and our 5 children, and we are no longer able to get aid anywhere. This Organization put us in a Hotel for 2 weeks and supplied... more »

  roons01 wrote:

I came to Wayside a broken woman, with no apparent hope that I could overcome my drug addiction. After my son was seriously injured, and became a quadraplegic, I turned to drugs and alcohol to dull the emotional pain. In a very short time, I was addicted... more »

  Erin_A wrote:

This organization is the parent organization to a treatment center called "Freehab". Now while the work they do may be considered great and on all accounts may help and benefit some people in one way or another, they are also very conflicting and not... more »

  quincy1 wrote:

As board member, we are consistently finding ways to bring public awareness to the issue of domestic violence. Our events have included annual conferences, walk-a-thons, plays, and various fundraisers. Last year, our focus was on the area of teen dating... more »

  Liberty533. wrote:

Maria and Christina both amazing !! Thank you both for helping me with rent assistance keeping me safe during these hard times. I was once homeless and in a shelter after Hurricane Irma. You ladies are a blessing you have helped so many I am so grateful... more »

  CGEDevelopment wrote:

The Center for Great Expectations assists pregnant women and adolescents in “breaking the cycle” of homelessness, abuse, and addiction with a unique Relational Recovery Model.  We offer a full continuum of care and comprehensive service programs,... more »

  Disgusted wrote:

This organization is the closest thing to "the mob" that I have ever witnessed. It exploits foster children and adjudicated youth. It fails to deliver educationally. Even CPS has become hesistant to place even the most challenged youth there due to... more »

  PriscilaTeixeira wrote:

I see first hand the work Alvis does everyday. Their programs and services save lives, reunite families, and create better communities. Highly recommend! more »

  Judy Werkema wrote:

Eagle Village is not family focused as evidenced by how they treat the childrens' existing families. I would not donate to this group nor would I encourage others to do so. more »

  Writer wrote:

This place is a sham. All they want is money . and they lie to the family and don't let visits happen as scheduled more »

  Penelopegurl wrote:

As an ex-employee, if you want your loved one to get better DO NOT LET THEM COME HERE> The CEO is mean and nasty and only cares about styling her fancy cars, nice jewlery and stunting for others, but behind the doors, she's CREULLA DEVILLE!!! more »

  kjaj2527 wrote:

I visited Marian House in May 2016 and received a tour of the organization, led by Katie Alston, Executive Director. It is an outstanding organization, professional and compassionate. This is an organization that knows what is doing and is making a... more »

  reviewer01 wrote:

Excellent and highly effective organization that's changing a lot of lives for the better, as well as helping the community. more »

  CazIsAHorse wrote:

Have had very good experience helping with the shelter. it is a good program and fulfills a very needed spot. more »

  rashid26 wrote:

I was helped by Casa when I was feeling depressed and smoking crack. I wanted to die but they helped me find my way back to Allah and the Ummah and stop using. they hooked me up with VESID and now i am a counselor working on my associates and doing well Rashid... more »

  Huck.1234 wrote:

This is truly a hidden gem. We have a daughter who has been at Sober Sisters for 2 months and plans to stay for at least 6 months-1 year. It has been totally transformative in how she has changed from being stuck in addiction to learning about a healthy... more »

  CheerMom1 wrote:

I began to search for a place for my family member to live and transition back into society after release from prison. There weren't many places offering felons housing and a chance to get back on their feet, but I found Hand Up Ministries. They accepted... more »

  scmcpa wrote:

I was a volunteer with Friends of Guest House for over 10 years, and still am a supporter. This organization is truly changing lives and saving lives each day. They provide a safe landing space for women coming out of prison to assist them in reentry... more »

  Rick wrote:

I wanted to help the homeless as directly as possible. I include all homeless people as those in need of various assistances regarding thier situations. I have found this with ASAP and thier Hub program. People can get showers throughout the... more »

  Chynna91 wrote:

I had been a strong alcoholic and avid drug user for as long as I can remember. In and out of psych wards, treatments, on and off the streets. I was a resident at Gateway 3 times total at 2 separate locations with successful discharges. I do not believe... more »

  nwoelfel wrote:

The owner had my review on google removed from his website. He only allows 5 star reviews. This place is HORRIBLE. There are 15+ people living there, male and female. There are 5 refrigerators and extension cords everywhere. People are sleeping under... more »

  ogmomma wrote:

Need help to keephouse. Both pare nt passed away. Desperately need to pay city ofberkeley money. So they don't take our house lived here for. Over sixty years. 510 593-3223. Whole family needs help financially crying out for help. We will all be in... more »

  clido1 wrote:

What is accomplished at Freedom House is unlike that of any other facility. I just wish that everyone who needs a bed could get one, but those who are fortunate enough to enter the House learn from some great people. People who have helped me along in... more »

  Marina Pelz wrote:

I started my recovery by coming to meetings at Step 1. This was in 1995. I had never been free from drugs and alcohol before and had been in alot of trouble. There was a little old Italian man by the name of Eli Maritano who was kind and who told me "we... more »

  carolashepard wrote:

San Francisco SafeHouse is a healing community that works with some of the most invisible and forgotten people of our city: women of all ages who are homeless victims of sexual exploitation, prostitution and human trafficking. At SafeHouse, we make... more »

  vb.miller wrote:

There are many wonderful nonprofit programs that offer services; however, Project 180 is the only one of its kind that will give former offenders a second chance to rebuild their lives, and most importantly -- stay out of prison. I truly believe that... more »

  cbraxton wrote:

This organizations values and committment to the people of Newark is un parallelled to others, the people actually care and do follow ups with the people they serve. I have not been to an agency that really gives personal attention and goes the distance... more »

  Nature_Lover wrote:

I needed a place to sleep, eat and get off the streets. I was homeless in downtown Los Angeles. By accepting an invitation to live at Lotts of Hope I received a warm bed, good food, camaraderie, a blessed church to attend. They helped me with food stamps... more »

  MissLaura wrote:

Greetings from Miss Laura,I am thrilled to introduce myself as the Founder & Executive Director of Ella's Haven of Hope. We are pleased to report our 501(c) (3) status was approved in May 2022 to provide transitional housing for battered women and... more »

The h. O. U. S. E. , inc. Provides residential facilities and other assistance and support for those people who suffer from alcoholism... more »

Providing assistance for mothers aged 18-26 with young children up to 5 years of age and homeless. more »

To provide a safe, christian home for women and children in need of temporary housing more »

The organization provides counseling and housing for chemical dependentindividuals to help them cope with their addictions and... more »

The mission of Crossroads for Women is to provide comprehensive, integrated services to empower women emerging from incarceration... more »

The purposes for which this corporation is formed are as follows: the corp oration is organized and is to be operated exclusively... more »

Temporary and transitional housing. more »

Our mission is to provide a comprehensive array of crisis, behavioral health, trauma and recovery services that contribute to... more »

The program offers mentoring support and houses displaced men. They also provide assistance with court appearances. more »

Counseling, shelter, and services to individuals in need. more »

The organization is a hud approved more »

Assist people with mental retardation and physical disabilities. more »

The Overcomers Academy was founded because of the belief that anyone can succeed in achieving their dreams. OA seeks to assist... more »

The primary exempt purpose of the organization is to provide excellent alcohol and drug treatment progrmas and services, temporary... more »

A community resource providing more »

Youth and family services more »

Bayard House provides residential, educational and referral services to at-risk pregnant teens and women and to young families... more »

To prevent alcohol and drug addiction by offering education, prevention and recovery to individuals and families, regardless of... more »

To provide housing for at risk females more »

Our children's place is a private nonprofit agency committed to the children of incarcerated parents. We strive to be the leading... more »

Turning point is dedicated to improving the lives of youth and their families. Through a variety of programming, the agency provides... more »

The organization's mission is to provide counseling and leadership seminars to share the gospel of jesus christ with adults and... more »

Housing support for at-risk individuals more »

Project cope provides community re-entry support for ex-offenders through faith-based team partnerships and transitional housing.... more »

Substance abuse treatment more »

We empower housing-insecure young adult men to acquire lasting life skills towards adulthood. more »

Group home providing long term and emergency care to children in the care of the south carolina department of social services... more »

IS PROVIDE HOUSING FOR CANCER PATIENT FAMILIES DURING WHILE THE PATIENTS IS HOSPITALIZED more »

Ministry more »

Provide housing, psychological and substance abuse counseling, life-skills educational training, and job placement for homeless... more »

Provide a faith-based answer to life recovery for those struggling with alcohol and/or drug addiction. Transitional housing programs:... more »

To provide necessary service to chemically dependent people more »

To provide the assets for the nonprofit organization of rowan helping ministries. more »

To provide structured living and transitional services for alcoholics and addicts who are willing to work the twelve step, self-help... more »

To assist women substance abusers, over 18 years of age. more »

Provide housing to individuals with developmental disabilities more »

Empower formerly incarcerated women. more »

Grandpa's house, inc. 's not for profit recovery houses are committed to providing safe and effective transitional living through... more »