The New Life Plan has six distinct Phases, each building upon the previous. It addresses the needs of clients who are experiencing homelessness by providing for basic needs such as food, clothing, hygiene, and access to healthcare – and then moving through a series of programs that include access to counseling, parenting classes, vocational training, obtaining a car to widen employment options, and then gaining employment and moving into their own apartment or home.
The New Life Plan charts a clear path and provides the resources along the way so that our clients make lasting changes that will lead to the ability to be self-sufficient. Each Phase is clearly explained and serves as a guide for clients, service providers, partner organizations, staff and volunteers.
The New Life Plan also provides for the needs of the children in our care. You can read more about our Children’s Advocacy.
