Opening Doors for Women in Need
Opening Doors for Women in Need
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About this organization
Mission
Providing transitional housing, education, counseling, job search skills, employment interview readiness, financial money management, clothing, and food to women returning to society from the prison population. Helping them to develop their self-esteem and how to become confident and independent. This is a 12 month program.
About
Transitional housing - providing safe, clean transitional housing for the women in the Opening Doors for Women Need program is an essential need for our clients. They are destitute and have nowhere to go once released from prison. For some the only option is to return back into the situations that sent them to prison. Expenses of this program include utilities, maintenance, and upkeep of the properties. The women are in this program for 12 months during which they have strict housing rules and goals requirements.
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