Families First Community Center
Transitional housing program for homeless families with minor children in Hancock and Washington Counties. Provides 12-24 months of supported housing plus life skills training, case management, and childcare.
Who can use this?
Families with at least one minor child who are experiencing homelessness in Hancock or Washington Counties. Contact the manager for referral and intake process.
About this resource
Families First Community Center breaks the cycle of homelessness by equipping families with minor children with skills for self-sufficiency. The center provides supported transitional housing for up to six live-in families, along with life skills training and a bilingual child care center.
Services offered
- Transitional housing (12-24 months)
- Life skills training
- Case management
- Bilingual childcare (Mis Primeros Pasos)
- Community outreach and referrals
What to expect
Call to speak with the manager about your situation. Walk-ins welcome during open hours but scheduling is recommended. Residential stays are typically 12-24 months.
What to bring
Identification and any documentation of your housing situation.