While in the program, children are eligible to participate in our scholarship program. This provides funding for school fees, uniforms, or materials on behalf of successful applicants.

Young adults and parents may take advantage of the Grant Program: for example, after finding a market or a need, if a mother wants to learn how to sew clothes or alterations, she may apply for a grant to purchase a sewing machine, materials, and supplies to get her started. This may come in the form of a micro-loan or total funding, evaluated on a case by case basis.

Residents are required to adhere to specific rules and obligations including general care and maintenance to their living environment, enrolling children in school and arranging transportation, seeking and finding employment, and attending regular training in self-reliance, personal finance, general health & hygiene, etc. for their growth and development.

This is a transitional living model where subsidies are provided on a diminishing scale. As their capacity and abilities grow, success will be evident when they transition to housing within the community, or elsewhere, and graduate from our program. Time within the program will be capped and if improvement and development is not demonstrated, then they are removed from the program allowing an opportunity for a family with a desire and determination for self improvement.