Sue's Safe Haven Inc provides a supportive environment for homeless women, guiding them from homelessness to permanent housing and self-sufficiency. They also offer families the necessary tools and resources to break the cycle of homelessness, with case managers working with families to develop a plan. When families are stabilized and ready to leave the emergency shelter facility, our services continue through the Follow-up Case Management program for 6 additional months.
will provide support and education services for participants Program, Education and Supportive services that are addressed:
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Barriers to long term recovery from Homelessness
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SUD prevention and recovery education knowledge
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Identifying Community Resources
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Life skills training-Anger Management & Conflict Resolution
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Spirituality Concept Learning
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Personal Development, Self-Empowerment, & Self Advocacy
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Financial Literacy
Program Information
Goals/Purpose
Stable living environment
Support
Education
Objective:
Provides shelter for 6 women and 3 families.
Supportive services for homeless women to
transition into permanent housing.
Goal of helping them live independently
Program Guidelines:
Must be homeless.
Women 18yrs and older
Families consist of woman and children.
No children- males over 10 years old
Must find employment and keep full time employment during stay.
Mental health assessment before entering.
Sober (history of substance use, must attend rehabilitation workshop/classes)
What do I have to do?
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If accepted into Sue’s Safe Haven’s Transitional Living Program, residents must actively participate in creating a plan for long-term stability. Residents are expected to:
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Meet weekly with their case manager.
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Work, attend school, or actively seek employment.
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Pay the required $250 monthly program fee.
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Save 30% of their income.
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Attend required financial-literacy, job-readiness, life-skills, and parenting classes.
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Participate in required individual or group counseling and mental-health services.
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Meet with an assigned mentor and participate in personal-development activities.
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Follow curfew, visitor, sobriety, safety, and confidentiality rules.
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Complete assigned chores and help maintain a clean living space.
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Treat residents, children, staff, and volunteers respectfully.
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Participate in the first 30-day assessment period.
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Work toward personal, financial, employment, and permanent-housing goals.
Sue’s Safe Haven provides guidance, counseling, mentorship, resources, and encouragement, but each resident must remain committed, responsible, and actively involved in achieving independence.
Are you or someone you know in need of shelter? Our program provides a safe and supportive environment for those seeking refuge. Contact us for more information on how we can assist you.
816-599-8730
ADMIN@SUESSAFEHAVEN.ORG
Sues Safe Haven Transitional
housing referral form
