Sheffield Place

Sheffield Place serves homeless mothers with up to five children.
The only requirements for admission are that a homeless mother has children in her care, has a reunification plan, or is in her third trimester of pregnancy.
A mother who meets these criteria is encouraged to call Sheffield Place. Her name will be placed on a waiting list.
When her name comes to the top of the waiting list, she will be contacted to come to the facility to complete an application and participate in an interview.
Sheffield Place offers four fully-integrated programs to empower the families as they make the difficult journey from homelessness to self-sufficiency:
1) Residential Housing Services provides mothers and their children with onsite housing consisting of a two room living unit with a private bath and a shared kitchen and laundry facilities on each of the three floors of the shelter facility.
2) Residential Clinical Services provides therapy, parenting training, and strengths-based case management services for mothers and their children.
3) Aftercare Clinical Services provides group and individual therapy and case management for families once they achieve sufficient stability to transition into permanent housing in the community.
4) Permanent Housing Services provides housing for families in houses owned and operated by the agency once the families have become stable enough to transition from the shelter into permanent housing.

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• Aug 2, 2021

  I'm a 60yr.old, disabled woman who is homeless & requesting assistance & would like to get assistance with a housing program.

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