NATASHA House, Inc

The Purpose:

Our Fundamental Purpose is to intervene in the cycle of homelessness of female-headed families and at-risk youth thru our on-site transitional housing up to 2yrs—Residency and our comprehensive rehabilitative services called the HomeMakers Program.

The Vision:

That Natasha House's vision is to see homeless women and their children take advantage of a second chance in life and make an intentional decision to transition back into the community on their own feet.

The Mission:

The Natasha House's mission is to provide homeless women and children with the resources and support in which allows them to attain and sustain a self-sufficient way of life.

Our Values:

NATASHA House is committed to empowering homeless women with the tools necessary to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency in order to maintain permanent housing for themselves and their children.

We fulfill our mission by providing safety, shelter, and nutritional physical needs, unconditional support through in-house and outreach programs for emotional wholeness, educational opportunities and lessons, and restorative healing to reach successful independence. We equip women with the career & life-skills to break their own homeless cycle and achieve and maintain self-esteem through 3 main programs:

• Our C.H.A.M.P.S. (Character, Honesty, Appreciation, Morals, Perseverance, Service) Program is our youth character development, mentoring, and creative Arts healing program designed to enrich homeless and/or at-risk youth with the qualities they need to become successful individuals & entrepreneurs. 
• Our HomeMakers Program trains and prepares mothers to take on the full responsibility of being a homeowner and providers. This is achieved through community support, collaboration, resources, intensive case management, intentional training, and individualized lifework planning; so that mothers master skills in housing, financial, and health literacy.
• Seed2Table,our on-site career-readiness horticulture education and therapy community-supported agriculture (CSA) program, includes weekly training in project management for both our moms and children. Weekly, NHI families perform horticulture duties, provide vegetables for the community, and receive fresh vegetables for their families.

Who We Are

NATASHA House is a transitional home for homeless women and children. We engrain practical financial, social, and physical skills to get these families back on their feet.