Transitional Home for Women
The Neighborhood Christian Center’s Transitional Home for Women is a Christian based transitional home that provides a temporary transitional bridge for women who desire a sober and supportive environment to help continue long term sobriety. The women who reside in the home agree to live a clean and sober life outside of recovery centers and remain active in their new life program. The Center’s Transitional Home provides short term support services that address the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of life. Residents are required to attend mandatory classes and are assigned a mentor. They will work towards finding and maintaining employment under the leadership of the Center’s Workforce Development Team. They learn how to maintain a workable budget, acquire domestic skills and achieve goals of self-sufficiency.
Life Skills Enhancement that will be focused on in this Program:
Addiction – continuing education regarding relapse prevention; setting goals to continue long-term sobriety
Employment – maintaining steady employment that will meet immediate and long-term financial goals
Relationships – continuing education focusing on healthy parenting, dating, marriage, and co-worker relationships
Education – exploring avenues of future education to improve success in being self-sufficient
Short and Long-term Goals – learning to set goals to meet immediate and future needs
Leadership Home
The Neighborhood Christian Center’s Leadership Home is located in one of the neighborhoods we serve. It is the first house of our Transitional Home ministry. We have hosted many activities at the Leadership Home including Backyard Bible Club, women’s Bible studies, middle school girls program, and back-to-school block parties. Our desire is to raise up leaders in the neighborhood we serve, so that they will be equipped to take on positive leadership roles in their community. Bethany Eze and her three children reside in this home. They are a light in the neighborhood and take very good care of the home.
Monroe Home
This house has served many purposes. It has housed families, women who moved from the Transitional Home, and some people who just needed a short term transition back into the community.
We are always very prayerful of who lives in our 3 homes because we want to be good stewards of what God has given the NCC to use for His glory.
The Neighborhood Christian Center’s Transitional Home for Women is a Christian based transitional home that provides a temporary transitional bridge for women who desire a sober and supportive environment to help continue long term sobriety. The women who reside in the home agree to live a clean and sober life outside of recovery centers and remain active in their new life program. The Center’s Transitional Home provides short term support services that address the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of life. Residents are required to attend mandatory classes and are assigned a mentor. They will work towards finding and maintaining employment under the leadership of the Center’s Workforce Development Team. They learn how to maintain a workable budget, acquire domestic skills and achieve goals of self-sufficiency.
Life Skills Enhancement that will be focused on in this Program:
Addiction – continuing education regarding relapse prevention; setting goals to continue long-term sobriety
Employment – maintaining steady employment that will meet immediate and long-term financial goals
Relationships – continuing education focusing on healthy parenting, dating, marriage, and co-worker relationships
Education – exploring avenues of future education to improve success in being self-sufficient
Short and Long-term Goals – learning to set goals to meet immediate and future needs
Leadership Home
The Neighborhood Christian Center’s Leadership Home is located in one of the neighborhoods we serve. It is the first house of our Transitional Home ministry. We have hosted many activities at the Leadership Home including Backyard Bible Club, women’s Bible studies, middle school girls program, and back-to-school block parties. Our desire is to raise up leaders in the neighborhood we serve, so that they will be equipped to take on positive leadership roles in their community. Bethany Eze and her three children reside in this home. They are a light in the neighborhood and take very good care of the home.
Monroe Home
This house has served many purposes. It has housed families, women who moved from the Transitional Home, and some people who just needed a short term transition back into the community.
We are always very prayerful of who lives in our 3 homes because we want to be good stewards of what God has given the NCC to use for His glory.
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