Our life skills program equips individuals transitioning from homelessness, addiction recovery, or incarceration with financial literacy, life skills, and personal development strategies.  Our goal is to provide a "bridge" to permanent housing - fostering long-term stability, self-sufficiency, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Program Length: Based on individual needs (weekly meetings).

Housing Fee: $650 per month, includes all utilities. Must have verifiable income.

Delivery: In-person meetings, hands-on mentorship, and online resources.

Format: Group and 1:1 Bible study, application assignments, and personal coaching.                         

Financial Literacy & Stability

• Objective: Equip individuals with essential money management skills for long-term financial independence.

  • Stable Employment - Finding and maintaining a job, developing professional conduct, and advancing in your career.

  • Opening a Bank Account - Understanding different types of bank accounts, benefits, and requirements for opening one.

  • Opening a Savings Account - Building a habit of saving and planning for emergencies.

  • Budgeting Basics - Creating a simple monthly budget, tracking income and expenses, and setting financial milestones.

  • Building Credit - Learning how credit scores work, using credit responsibly, and repairing poor credit.

Developing a Support System

• Objective: Rebuild community connections and accountability for long-term success.

  • Reunification of Family – Restoring relationships, setting healthy boundaries, and healing past wounds.

  • Community Reentry – Adjusting to life after homelessness, addiction, or incarceration with support networks.

  • Volunteering – Finding purpose through giving back to the community.

  • Accountability Partnerships – Building relationships for encouragement and personal growth

Reframing Worldview

• Objective: Shift mindsets to foster inner healing and personal transformation.

  • Inner Healing – Addressing past trauma, forgiveness, and emotional well-being.

  • Mind Renewal – Overcome limiting beliefs, incorporating positive thinking, and adopting a faith-based perspective on transformation.

Blueprint for Success

• Objective: Help participants develop a clear roadmap for their future.

  • SMART Goals – Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals.

    • Short-Term Goals (3-6 Months) – Setting achievable steps for immediate progress.

    • Long-Term Goals (1-2 Years) – Mapping out the first year of stability, growth, and financial security.

    • Action Plan – Long-term success in career, housing, and personal development