CityHouse's program is designed to instill life-changing skills, values, and character into the women we serve.
CityHouse Serves 3 Campuses
Main Campus: 6 families
North Campus: 3 families
Boca Campus: 4 families
Total: 13 families
CityHouse is a two to three-year program that offers safe and affordable housing, wrap-around services, daily mentoring, educational opportunities, mental health services, and skill-building opportunities. We focus on empowering our mothers to live healthier lives through education, community, and career development offering a holistic approach to each family's multifaceted needs. Our program is designed to instill life-changing skills, values, and character into the families we serve.
Housing: Affordable housing lays the foundation for mothers to gain steps towards autonomy and for children to achieve steps towards successful futures. We believe affordable housing is the platform for which healthy changes can be made.
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Apartments are newly renovated, fully furnished, and stocked with necessities, such as toiletries.
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Residents are responsible for a small number of rental expenses, equaling about 30 percent of a full-time, minimum salary.
Case Management and Therapeutic Services: We apply a strengths-based philosophy throughout our services, focused on resilience and resourcefulness. Our on-staff Family Advocate, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, along with Social Work Interns, provides therapeutic services and increases access to community resources.
Enrichment: Through strategic partnerships, we have developed a program model with low-cost services that lead to enhanced opportunities and ultimately to healthier families for generations to come.
Holiday/birthday celebrations
Spiritual Enrichment
Tutoring
Mentoring
Potluck dinners
Life and Social-skill building
Volunteer Lead Enrichment
Financial literacy classes
Parenting classes
Career development
Life and social skill building
Community Enrichment
We believe that our services have an intentional, secondary impact on two additional groups of people.

First Group
Our program is intended to have generational effects on the families as we work to break the cycles of poverty and assist families to independence.
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Second Group
We see the effects of our services on the people within the spheres of influence of each resident. As their friends or relatives see the change in their lives, they are also impacted.
Currently, we have 13 graduates.
7 mothers, 12 children
We challenge our mothers to learn and become empowered to successfully live beyond their time at CityHouse. Due to our overarching goal to have long-standing changes, we conduct follow-up evaluations with program graduates through the structure of our Alumni Care Program. The Alumni Care Program offers continued access to services and support over a five-year, step-down program to ensure graduates transition well into independent and healthy living. Our evaluations have consistently shown that graduates exit our program with the ability to provide for their families well beyond the scope of basic needs.
Expand
Mother's have expanded their education through obtaining high school diplomas, enrolling in college, and completing specialized certifications.
Repair
Mother's have worked with budgeting mentors to meet financial milestones such as buying cars, repairing credit, opening savings accounts, and paying off debt.
Secure
Mothers have secured stable employment for the first time in their lives.
Achieve
The kids have rapidly increased reading levels, earned achievement awards in school, and learned proper sportsmanship through community sports leagues.
We invite you to experience the journey of our work through the stories captured in the CityHouse Chronicles. Our hope is that you feel more engaged with the mission and come to know the families that call CityHouse their home.