Churches respond.
Homelessness ends.
Hope begins.
The average child’s age
in Bridge of Hope
is 6 years.
Be a Bridge of Hope
Whether you are an individual, Christian agency or faith community, you can make a difference in ending family homelessness. Start making an impact and get involved:
A Church-Based Approach to Ending Family Homelessness
209
Women & Children Served
84%
of exiting families had safe & sustainable housing
87%
of exiting families were employed
453
Neighboring Volunteers
Stories of Hope
Nayr’s Story
Nayr’s life had hit a dead end. Despite a full-time job, she was stuck, living out of their car with no prospects of improvement save one: Bridge of Hope. Participation would require her to let down her guard and trust others, she knew. Would Nayr, who prided herself for her independence, be able to open up and accept help?
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The name 'Bridge of Hope' describes exactly what they do for homeless single Moms. I believe ‘hope’ is the cry of every single Mom as they cross the bridge into the unknown and scary journey of single parenting. When there is nothing left to live for, ‘hope’ is a beautiful gift given by the staff and [Neighboring Volunteers] at Bridge of Hope.
Anne Beiler, Founder, Auntie Anne's, Inc.