Catherine Booth Residence - Salvation Army - Duluth

Description

Homeless families may remain with their children while receiving help for chemical dependency. - Provides families with a support network of services and increases their chances of staying sober. - These services work with families as part of a plan of care coordinated with other agencies. Women and men and their families will be able to stay for up to two years, but must be in treatment or in a treatment aftercare program. - There are four two-bedroom apartments for the women and their children, a one-bedroom apartment for the on-site manager, and a room that is used for meetings and for studying on computers. - The household will become a community of support and will provide social activities so the women will not be enticed to go back to their old lifestyle of hanging out with drinking friends.

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