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Transitional Housing - Passage Way
May this Passage Way lead to peaceful living for all who enter it.
Passage Way is a transitional housing project that will allow victims of domestic violence and their children, after staying at a Better Way, to have safe, adequate housing for a period of time long enough to find security, stability and peace in their lives.
At Passage Way, we intend to provide support to residents, but not to carry the whole load. There will be expectations of participation in programs that will lead them to success and self-sufficiency. Their children will participate in programs as well. Residents will also pay a portion of the rent, as determined by Section 8.
While there, residents will gain home-making, decision-making, budgeting and other skills that will ready them to succeed on their own after the two-year period. Their children will have received guidence on how to better manage their emotions and to peacefully resolve conflict. They will gain social skills and in turn improve academically, due to a reduction of the turmoil in their lives.
Those dedicated to making positive change in their lives and willing to work for it will have a great opportunity for success.
