Empowering Women to Rebuild Their Lives
Welcome to Jackie's Home information page. Our goal is to provide support and guidance to women who are homeless, drug-free for the past two years, and ready to rebuild their lives. Here, you'll gain a better understanding of our program, house, and requirements. We aim to be a network resource hub, offering comprehensive support for women transitioning from domestic violence and homelessness.
Comprehensive Support and Resources
Jackie's Home offers a range of resources tailored to meet the unique needs of the women we serve. Our services include shelter, case management, resource connection, mentorship, career and financial empowerment, and assistance with vital statistics document acquisition. We are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment where women can thrive and achieve their full potential. Ready to apply?
Eligibility and Requirements
To be eligible for Jackie's Home, women must be homeless, and ready to actively participate in rebuilding their lives. We are seeking independent women who are ready to take ownership of their journey and partner with our team in rebuilding their life.
Our programs require dedication and a willingness to engage in the resources and support we provide. We believe that with the right support, every woman has the potential to transform her life and achieve lasting independence.
Program Diqualifiers: The following are a few (not all) of our major program disqualifiers.
- Active Drug usage
- Custody of Children
- Unwilling to adhere to program's rules and regulations
- Cannot live indepently due to medical/emotional restrictions/diagnosis
If you have any detailed questions about our program, we invite you to reach out through our "contact us" form and a intake specialist will assist.
Individuals can download a printable version of the application below or apply online by selecting the "Apply Now" button.
"Jackie's Home provided me with the support and resources I needed to rebuild my life. I am forever grateful for their guidance and compassion."
A Grateful Resident