Displaced families are not simply at risk; most suffer a multitude of risk-factors. These risk-factors can cause them to lose their identity and self worth. We are making every effort to help them reclaim their lives to become so much more than what they see today and move forward to a better tomorrow.
We are empowering, equipping and reclaiming the lives of displaced in Virginia one family at a time.
Our Mission
EMPOWER, We give families the necessary tools to walk into their destinies.
EDUCATE, Most people fail because they don’t know. Therefore we are dedicated to educating families on the skills that they may be lacking to move forward.
RECLAIM, We are committed to guiding and supporting families towards a place where they can and will reclaim their lives and their destinies.
We are quadrupling our impact and growing every day. Join the mission:transition movement.
We are invested in families. We are proud to say that we have one hundred success rate to date!
We believe in building rooted relationships in the community in order to impact lasting change.
And we are just scratching the surface. Virginia had the 23rd highest number of homeless students and the 42nd highest rate of student homelessness in the U.S
We do our best to accommodate travel arrangements for physical necessities like doctor appointments and food banks, to spiritual necessities such as bible study and Church. We are currently raising funds for more vehicles to meet this need.
We provide emergency food, clothing, and personal hygiene items for families living in the motel community. Please consider donating to assist.
By equipping families with life lessons in healthy eating, budgeting, job application preparation, and interview coaching we are providing a foundation of financial success.
Jan Schakowsky
Most will experience a multitude of accompanying factors such as:
Poor physical health
Emotional and mental illnesses
Poor self-esteem and lack of self-worth
Poor job skills
Poor communications skills
Homelessness always has an adverse effect on children.
Poor physical health
Delayed emotional development
Inappropriate social interactions
Poor academic results
Underdeveloped Communication Skills
Lack of Self-Esteem
Loss of Job
Health Problems
Lack of affordable housing
Mental Illness
Domestic Violence
Homeless families = approximately 34% of the total U.S. homeless population. In the past year, the number of homeless families living in rural and suburban areas in the US, has risen by 60 percent.
