2012 Annual Report - Huckleberry House
2012 Annual Report - Huckleberry House
2012 Annual Report - Huckleberry House
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<strong>Huckleberry</strong> <strong>House</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
Transitional Living Program<br />
Healthier, happier homes of their own.<br />
Teaching teens to live independently.<br />
Some teens can’t go home. They may be homeless.<br />
Or they may face family problems, such as<br />
violence or drug abuse, that make it unsafe for<br />
them to return to their former homes. Through<br />
the Transitional Living Program, Huck <strong>House</strong><br />
helps transition-age youth establish homes of<br />
their own.<br />
Beyond securing four walls and a roof, Independent<br />
Living Mentors work one-on-one with the<br />
teens in the program to help them set and achieve<br />
financial, health and wellness, education, parenting,<br />
and employment goals. Through the Transitional<br />
Living Program, transition-age youth develop<br />
the independent living skills they need not only to<br />
survive, but to thrive.<br />
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