Housing

We provide a Christian accountability housing program helping homeless, previously incarcerated people, and/or parolees by assisting them enter a residency program using biblical principles as well as practical teachings and life skills training for a successful re-entry into society. We have multiple transitional houses in Clay County for both men and women.

We assist those seeking help in the following areas to:

• Learn and practice basic biblical principles
• Learn and practice basic life skills
• Seek educational opportunities
• Participate in regular bible studies
• Enhance relationship with their family
• Refrain from individuals, communities, and/or activities that lead to incarceration
• Life skills training - including teachings on anger management, addiction counseling, conflict resolution, decision-making, self-esteem, assertiveness training, parenting skills, etc.

Residents are required to pay rent, work, go to programming, and be a part of the home. For more information, see our fact sheet (PDF, 305 KB).