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MISSION STATEMENT
Spring House is dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness for women
and their children.
Spring House strives to provide services to break the barriers of homelessness
and reinforce self-dignity, independence and self-awareness.
HISTORY
Spring House has been successful in providing
a safe haven for women and their children since 1990. The program has been a
success because it is an integration of housing and comprehensive services which
help develop self-awareness, inner confidence, life skills, educational
advancement, vocational training, and goal setting as a means of achieving self
sufficiency.
Spring House is a transitional group home located in Eatontown,
New Jersey. Operating since 1990, its goal is to provide shelter to
homeless young mothers and their children while enabling the women
the opportunity to gain self-sufficiency while living in a safe,
supportive environment.
PURPOSE
The residents of Spring House sign a contract agreeing to work
towards completing their high school education, attend parenting and life skills
classes and delaying any additional pregnancies. While at Spring House they
receive guidance in: job search and career planning; financial planning; health,
nutrition and cooking skills; assistance in finding permanent housing upon
completion of the program as well as locating safe, affordable child care.
The length of the stay is approximately nine months, depending on each case.
Spring House offers stability and the opportunity to help women help themselves.
The program is designed to meet the needs of women in crises as it builds
confidence, self-esteem and independence.
ABOUT US
Structured programs are provided for the children that are aimed to
develop skills, reading readiness and self confidence. Childcare is provided by
caring volunteers.
Children's programs are provided in a converted carriage house which is located
on-site. The carriage house was renovated and furnished through the generous
work of several community organizations.
Spring House works with a host of agencies networking to provide the necessary
support services for each resident. In addition, each family works with the
Program Coordinator to help achieve personal growth and family stability.
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