Polk County House of Hope
Polk County House of Hope
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More about this organization
Mission
Provides immediate and long term safety and counseling to victims and their children.
About
Provided: 1) 4,054 safe bed nights to 13 mothers and 15 children. 2) $19,316 in rental assistance and $5,989.62 in utility assistance. 3) 50 support group meetings totaling 939 hours with 144 adults and 107 children in attendance. 4) 5,438 adult meals, 2,927 meals for children and approximately 540 food baskets to outreach clients. 5) Answered 1,384 hotline calls. 6) 693 hours of legal advocacy. 7) 360 hours of adult counseling and 163 hours of crisis intervention. 8) 1,914 hours of case management. 9) 21.5 hours of hospital and medical advocacy.
