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Safe, affordable housing is the number one hurdle for those exiting the life.

Safe homes are for people who need safety from someone or something. They are very restrictive for that reason. They are meant to be a temporary stopping place for people who need those services for a season.

Transition homes are for people who need a few more safety supports before leaving the protection of the residential program. They provide some additional training for life skills, budgeting, and community.

However, even people who successfully complete these types of programs find themselves still unable to keep stable housing. That is where we come in. We are writing and implementing a program that allows people who have been exploited and abused to have a stable home and build a safe community while holding boundaries that allow for a safe and thriving community for all.