Community Counseling: We provide professional mental health counseling services to men, women, children, adolescents, couples, and families. Thank you to our 2020 donors. Brotherhood Mutual Foundation, Inc. Charlie Tippmann Foundation Charitable Trust Christel DeHaan Family Foundation Community Fdtn. of Greater Ft. Wayne Council on Senior Services Edgar Douglas & Debra Kenna Char.
More than a shelter, our Transitional Housing Program provides housing and comprehensive services to assist homeless women in becoming healthy, productive members of our community.
More than a shelter, our Transitional Housing Program provides housing and comprehensive services to assist homeless women in becoming healthy, productive members of our community.
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Hope Alive is a Christian non-profit organization that exists in order to minister in a spirit of unconditional love to those in our community who suffer from difficult emotional and mental health problems, regardless of their ability to pay.
We seek to work in a holistic way with each client, helping to address mental, emotional, physical and spiritual needs, so he or she can lead a meaningful, responsible life as a member of our Fort Wayne community.
Transitional Housing for Women - Our Transitional Housing Program provides housing and comprehensive services to assist homeless women in becoming healthy, productive members of our community.
We seek to work in a holistic way with each client, helping to address mental, emotional, physical and spiritual needs, so he or she can lead a meaningful, responsible life as a member of our Fort Wayne community.
Transitional Housing for Women - Our Transitional Housing Program provides housing and comprehensive services to assist homeless women in becoming healthy, productive members of our community.
Hope Alive, Inc. began in 1974 as a support group for women experiencing anxiety, depression and low self-esteem.
Meetings were held at a local college, at churches or in homes.
As a result of the great need she observed, Milli Bishton (our founder and former director) returned to college to obtain counseling credentials.
She and several others then volunteered their time providing individual counseling and support groups.
In 1993, a large home on 1747 N. Wells Street was purchased to provide a consistent location for support groups and counseling.
Meetings were held at a local college, at churches or in homes.
As a result of the great need she observed, Milli Bishton (our founder and former director) returned to college to obtain counseling credentials.
She and several others then volunteered their time providing individual counseling and support groups.
In 1993, a large home on 1747 N. Wells Street was purchased to provide a consistent location for support groups and counseling.
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