(Referrals through the Homeless Helpline)

Supportive Housing

Treatment often begins in their residential setting, where they assess the needs of each individual and design a plan for treatment. Whether it is addiction or a co-occurring mental illness, they have the capacity to aid individuals utilizing their evidence-based curriculum. They provide psychiatric services, individual and group therapy, medical services, 12 step meetings, family services when needed, and aftercare. They offer GED programming onsite and work with each client to further their educational and vocational aspirations. House of Hope is a non-secure residential facility utilizing a Modified Therapeutic Communities Model. They provide a highly structured residential environment in which the primary goals are the treatment of substance abuse and mental health services and the fostering of personal growth and accountability.

Housing for Sex Offender's goal is to provide affordable housing to sex offenders whether apartment, house or shared housing in or near the offender's desired area. They also provide assistance with the following: participation in intensive sex offender therapy, communication with Department of Corrections, communication with Parole, communication with Probation, assistance with the Fulfillment of Florida State Registration Requirements, local Sheriff’s registration, FDLE, Florida Department of Motor Vehicles, Florida state ID or Drivers Licenses, Letters of Compliance, Application for food stamps completed, when applicable and Application for Social Security completed, when applicable. Disabled Veterans and all veterans are given priority on list for assistance thru Housing for Sex Offenders.