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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Transitional & Permanent Supportive Housing

Our Shelter program includes not only Emergency Shelter and houseing for men and women in our Long-Term Renewal program, but we have two facilities for Transitional Housing and Permanent Supportive Housing.

:: Our main building was built in 2000, an houses those in our Renewal Program. :: The Troxel apartment complex has 10 units that support our housing programs. :: Mr. Jay Troxel at the apartments opening.

Transitional Housing is available for participants of Talbot House’s renewal programs, and provides temporary housing for those in need.

  :: The Troxel apartments. :: The Jim and Diane Lobinsky Fellowship House has 20 units that support our housing programs. :: The Fellowship House’s Main kitchen and dining area.

 Permanent Supportive Housing is designed for graduates of our Long- Term Renewal Program who have disabilities, special, or other permanent needs.

:: A typical Fellowship House apartment.

 

The Eloise H. Troxel building has 10 1-bedroom apartments, while our newest campus addition, the Jim and Diane Lobinsky Fellowship House has 20 efficiency apartments.