Supportive Housing for Seniors

Supportive Homes prevents homelessness by quickly connecting people to a home and services.  We Create Independent living homes that includes 3 meals a day,  utilities, housekeeping, laundering of clothes/bed linens/towels and wellness visits.  We are currently accepting residents 60 years and above.  If needed residents can also arrange physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, skilled nursing visits.

It is the job of the Special Education advocate to be a skillful problem solver and seek to prevent problems; only when “preventions fail” must the advocate “seek to remedy any violations of a student’s rights” (Turnbull, Turnbull, Erwin, Soodak 154). Another equally important aspect of being a skilled Special Education advocate is “keeping your conscience primed,” this refers to the ability to “feel…a sense of concern, irritations and sometimes even outrage when children and youth with exceptionalities and their families experience injustice”.

When it comes to helping hunger, we have weekly opportunities for anyone in need to be served large portions of fruits, vegetables, canned goods, bread, fish and meat.  We have volunteered weekly at a local food bank in order to learn the time commitment, tools, vehicles and promotions required to run a successful food bank program.  To learn more, contact Jennifer Thomas.