Our desire is that everyone who comes to Providence Network will experience transformational healing that fuels a more abundant future
Our community approach and two-tiered housing model promotes the three pillars of whole-life transformation
BUILDS ECONOMIC
SELF-SUFFICIENCY
ENCOURAGES HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS
FOSTERS RECOVERY
& PERSONAL GROWTH
We offer both transitional AND affordable housing for long-term success
FirstStep 2-Year Transitional Housing
Provides people with individual counseling, group therapy, vocational assistance, life skills development, spiritual growth and accountability with 24/7 live-in staff
Providence House
Est. 1988Serves up to 10 men and 8 women recovering from addiction and homelessness, located in the Capitol Hill Neighborhood
Joy House
Est. 2000Serves up to 11 women and 17 children recovering from domestic violence, located in the Capitol Hill Neighborhood
Silver Lining House
Est. 2018Serves up to 13 young men recovering from homelessness, located in the historic Baker Neighborhood
NextStep Affordable Apartments
Allows individuals and families to continue living in a healthy, supportive sober-living community after graduating from transitional housing
Victory House
Est. 2006Nineteen 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, located in the historic Five Points Neighborhood
Clausen House
Est. 2011Twenty-three studio, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, located in the historic Curtis Park Neighborhood
Gibson House
Est. 2018Thirteen studio and 1-bedroom apartments, located in the historic Curtis Park Neighborhood
