The Shelter provides a variety of independent living/transition
housing services including:

• Education (GED/College advising)
• Psychotherapy
• Substance abuse assessment and treatment
• Legal assistance
• Job training and employment/career opportunities
• Independent living skills such as budgeting, housekeeping,
  and preparation of meals are also developed through
  staff assistance

In addition, the Shelter develops cooperative relationships with
hospitals, physicians, lawyers, educators, and business professionals
in the community to provide services offsite. Staff and volunteers
will provide transportation to these appointments.