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We fight poverty with love

By providing programs that serve the body, mind and soul, The Salvation Army helps alleviate the symptoms of poverty - and works to address the root issues that cause it.

At The Salvation Army, we are passionate about helping people stay in their homes, and keep their lights on.  

Emergency Utility Assistance
Breaking the Poverty Cycle

Breaking the Poverty Cycle

The Pathway of Hope

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Walking Beside you Step-by-Step.

Through Project Able, we help single individuals achieve self-sufficiency.

what is Project Able?

This two-year program serves single individuals who are homeless. Individuals must be willing to maintain employment and work towards self-sufficiency through employment, education, life skills training, and budgeting.

The Project Able Housing Program believes self-sufficiency can be best achieved by developing an individual’s strengths. The program is designed to provide unconditional support, encouragement, and genuine concern which individuals need.

MORE INFORMATION:

  • Each participating individual’s needs are comprehensively assessed by using assessment tools that measure their hope and self-sufficiency. These assessments are given every three months to help track the growth of the individuals.

  • Individualized case plans are developed with the participant’s needs in mind.

  • Life Skills classes are held to specifically assist participants with the skills necessary to improve employment potential, improve job retention and work towards self-sufficiency.

  • Education and job training opportunities are encouraged through case management support.

  • A drug-free and alcohol-free environment is provided.

  • Intensive case management services are provided which include client linkage to resources, advocacy, and coordination of services as necessary.

  • Basic support services are provided to the participant throughout the program.