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Quantum House is a caring and supportive home that lessens the burden for families whose children are receiving treatment in Palm Beach County for a serious medical condition. The House is "where hope has a home®" for more than 1,000 family members every year and offers lodging, meals and a host of services designed to meet every need of a family. Quantum House is the only hospitality house serving children and their families between Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, Florida. While they're at the House, families don't have to worry about where they will sleep, what they will eat, how they will pay. They only have to focus on caring for their son or daughter. Guests pay a nominal fee to help with operating costs, but no one is turned away because of an inability to pay. The 30 family suites provide a place for privacy and rest for our guests. A large kitchen, community room, playroom, and office space offer many of the necessities of home.

Bridge House is on a mission to end homelessness - one person at a time. We offer adults experiencing homelessness a continuum of programming, called the Bridge of Opportunity, spanning from low barrier basic needs services to robust programs with access to paid work, housing and support services. The goal of all Bridge House’s core programs is to meet adults experiencing homelessness where they are and offer them opportunities to transform their lives. We offer each client customized opportunities to help them transition as quickly as possible out of homelessness.

Incarnation House is an after-school program that serves the needs of youth at North Dallas High School to bridge the gaps and help them succeed, no matter the challenges present in their daily lives. The mission is to prepare homeless and housing insecure youth for life success by providing access to educational, emotional, and other support services.

To serve people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, by providing shelter and housing and by fostering their personal growth and independence.

Neighborhood House partners with diverse individuals and families to build community and achieve their goals for health, education and self-sufficiency.

Valerie's House helps children and families work through the loss of a loved one together and go on to live fulfilling lives. The vision is that no child will grieve alone. Valerie's House is devoted to providing children, ages 4 to 19, and their families who have experienced the death of a loved one, a safe place to share feelings and experience loving support while moving through the grieving and healing process. Under the guidance of a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Qualified Supervisor and a dedicated program team, Valerie's House programs help grieving children achieve mental and emotional health and balance. Additionally, Valerie's House provides each child's caregiver(s) with tools to identify the changing faces of grief and build coping skills for the family to heal together.

The Grande Prairie Women's Residency Association operates Odyssey House, a 40 bed emergency shelter for victims of abuse and control. For over 30 years Odyssey House has offered women and children a haven and solace in their time of need. We anticipate that construction on the Supportive Housing Project will begin in the Spring of 2014. This is the next step after the shelter, offering women and their children safe and affordable living on a long term basis. Additional programs and supportive measures will be in place to ensure a successful transition from abuse to healthy and happy members of our community.

Lydia's House works in faith to end domestic violence by being a place of healing and a voice of hope for abused women and their children

BLESSING HOUSE SERVES AS A SAFETY NET FOR CHILDREN OF FAMILIES IN CRISIS BY PROVIDING A TEMPORARY SAFE HOME FOR CHILDREN AND SUPPORT FOR THEIR FAMILIES

PROVIDE A SOBER SAFE HOUSE FOR WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM CHEMICAL ADDICTIONS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND OTHER CRISIS SITUATIONS

Lambert House empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth through the development of leadership, social, and life skills.

Their mission of mercy is to love and empower women and children who are homeless through safe housing and services that build self-sufficiency.