As mothers graduate from Laura’s Home, eager to create a healthy, stable life for their children, they’re often faced with an overwhelming obstacle: affordable housing. Single mothers who have completed the Laura’s Home program have an opportunity to secure affordable housing through a homeownership program.
Through New Horizons, The City Mission equips single mothers with the necessary skills to seek vocational and educational growth, secure and maintain employment, develop healthy financial practices, and obtain and care for their own homes. Upon program completion, each mother receives the title to her home, free and clear, breaking free from the cycle of generational poverty.
Since 2014, twelve mothers have received homes, and with your support we hope to provide even more!
For the health of our city and families, we realized that it is imperative that this desperate need be addressed, so we created the New Horizons Program. Through this program, we work with community partners to find housing solutions for the mothers we serve.
Laura’s Home mom with children selected to begin path to homeownership
A home is acquired by New Horizons from a community partner
Renovations are provided by working with community partners
Mother prepares for homeownership with specialized casework and financial planning classes
Family moves into home at completion of renovations and homeownership training
New Horizons transfers home deed to mother after 24 months of proven management of full-time employment and home care
The cycle of poverty is broken; a mother is now a homeowner for her family
Michael Hahn: Chief Operating Officer
The City Mission is funded entirely by private donations from people like you.
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84¢ OF EVERY DOLLAR DONATED IS USED DIRECTLY FOR RESIDENT CARE.
The City Mission is a 501 (c)(3) and funded entirely through the generosity of private donations. Over the past several years, at least 84% of giving provides directly for resident care.
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