Our families are essential, and so is your support. Helping them remain in their homes and guiding parents toward self-sufficiency doesn’t just help them - it helps the entire community. 

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These days, the news often shines a spotlight on “essential” workers: grocery store employees, nurses, delivery people, etc. These are the single working parents in our program.

There’s “Tiana,” a CNA who works in a senior living community. She was sent home with a low-grade fever and waited five sleepless nights before learning that her Coronavirus test came back “negative” - this time. “Lia” works in a grocery store, riding the bus (while wearing a face mask) to her job since she cannot afford a car. If she contracts the virus, who will care for her preschooler who has autism? Others have been laid off from work, wondering when they can return. Our goal is to make sure none of them lose their housing.