About

We Provide Housing Operating over 180 units of housing Valley wide, we provide transitional housing for homeless families and housing to keep working poor families stable through market adjusted rents. We Focus on Children Over 60% of our clients are children. We strive to create stability for homeless children through consistent housing, stable schooling, after-school programs, tutoring, and extracurricular activities. We Change Lives We provide a full array of support services to help our clients succeed. We offer financial literacy education, career development support, budgeting workshops, parenting classes, and self-esteem coaching. Our clients? successes include the following: high school diplomas/GEDs, home ownership, full-time employment, college degrees, scholarships, good credit scores, and savings accounts. Our History Save the Family began serving homeless families when we acquired four housing units in 1989. Soon after they were housed, families recognized the need for services to support their journey into self-sufficiency. In response to those requests, Save the Family offered the first adult and children?s education classes in 1991. At that time, Adult classes focused on parenting, as well as personal growth and development. Children?s classes focused on expressive art activities aimed at assisting children in sharing their experiences.