Offering Shared Housing Services in Riverside County, CA, and More
Services Offered:
Transitional Housing For Underserved Population
Assistance Throughout The Year (Food, Clothing, Shelter, Tuition)
Potential Residents
Our goal was to offer the greatest drug rehab and alcohol addiction therapy in a relaxing, pleasant environment. Since then, we have expanded significantly, but our goal has not changed.
In addition, we provide you with the resources you need to change your life once the program is over. Our alcoholism and drug addiction rehab treatment center’s ultimate purpose is to help people make wise, healthy decisions that lead to fulfilling lives.
Children Aging Out Of Foster Care
When they turn 18 and are no longer eligible for foster care, a sizable number of children in US’s foster care system leave the system each year. Most of the time, these “emancipated foster adolescents” leave the foster care system without a permanent home, a job, a high school graduation, or the support of a caring adult.
Former foster adolescents do poorly without aid throughout this challenging transition, including rates of homelessness, unemployment, and incarceration that are far higher than those of their peers.
Get a solution to homelessness that gives you back your sense of pride. You’re invited to tell your friends and loved ones in need about our program too. Shared residences have become popular for providing immediate housing. We make the process all set by simply verifying a few details before you can get started. A new home can give your life new meaning. It can enhance your health, help you secure a job, and improve your self-worth.
Nonprofit Organizations For The Homeless
Homelessness has had an impact on many people around the world. In Riverside, as a result of the pandemic, thousands of people have lost their homes. The American Society of Community Benefits is committed to providing support. We offer real solutions to the problems the members in our community are facing. We offer shared housing services certified through the National Association Recovery Residences (NARR).
