Unlike emergency shelters that provide a place just to get in out of the rain, Sojourners' Place offers homeless men and women a place to get their lives back together, a place to come to and go out from. We call it the window of opportunity and it works. Since its opening in 1991, more than 375 people have completed Sojourners' Place programs and are living in the community in their own housing. Currently, we are working to organize our grads both to help them reach out to those here now and to help them stay connected with the services at Sojourners' Place. Our mission is to assist homeless men and women on their journey to self-sufficiency through a case managed residential program.
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Your support for Sojourners' Place helps us continue to be a light for the journey. Founded to fill in a gap in service delivery for the growing number of homeless people in our midst, Sojourners' Place opened in March 1991 to provide a place where homeless people could address the complex and multiple issues causing their homelessness. Because the reasons for homelessness vary from person to person, so do the services and length of time needed to address these issues. An average length of stay is about eight months. At Sojourners' Place we feel folks need time, care and attention to restore self esteem and build readiness to return to the community.