Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
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Housing Authority of Woodford County<br />
Services<br />
HOUSING<br />
Description: Several programs are available through Woodford County Housing<br />
Authority to help families, senior citizens, or person(s) with disabilities to acquire and<br />
maintain safe, decent, and sanitary housing at an affordable rent. These programs follow<br />
government standards, which set rent (with utilities) at approximately 30% of your<br />
monthly adjusted income.<br />
Referral Procedures: By phone.<br />
Inner City Mission - Springfield<br />
714 N. 7th Street<br />
Springfield, IL 62702<br />
PO Box 8148<br />
Springfield, IL 62791<br />
(217) 525-3940 Voice<br />
(217) 525-8324 FAX<br />
www.innercitymission.net<br />
connie@innercitymission.net<br />
Scott Payne, Executive Director<br />
Connie Payne, Communications Director<br />
Public transportation accessible.<br />
Hours: Shelter, located at 720 N. 7th St., open 24/7. Closed Sundays 9-1 during church<br />
services.<br />
Office: M-F, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm<br />
Area Served: Sangamon County and surrounding areas.<br />
Accessibility: No access<br />
Services<br />
SHELTER<br />
Description: ICM provides shelter, support, education and <strong>Christian</strong> counseling to<br />
homeless children, their parents and single women while keeping Biblical truths about<br />
Godly righteousness before our culture, community, and fellow <strong>Christian</strong>s.<br />
The seven main services provided are: safe housing; spiritual guidance; guidance; needs<br />
evaluation; savings program; clothing, household items and furnishings; and community<br />
awareness.<br />
The shelter also offers a <strong>Christian</strong>-based program with 7 levels called Shattered 2 Shalom.<br />
This program can take up to 2 years, depending upon the person/family and their needs.<br />
The approach deals with the total person -- spiritually, emotionally, physically -- and<br />
includes training classes and counseling.<br />
Eligibility: Homeless families (including fathers) and single women who are willing to<br />
respect the facility's stated guidelines (basic rules for a safe environment, etc.) which are<br />
given with the intake form.<br />
Documents Needed: Birth certificate, Social Security card.<br />
Fees: No fees.<br />
Referral Procedures: By phone; walk-in; appointment.<br />
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