Family Home
The Mission’s Family Home provides long-term housing and Christ-centered care for single women, single mothers with children, single fathers with children, and husbands/wives with children.
Project Hope, the Mission’s Men Center, offers both emergency shelter and a long-term recovery programs for single men experiencing homelessness.
3300 W. Colonial Drive
Orlando, FL 32808
The Bargain Store acts as both a source of fundraising to further bless the needs of the Mission and an affordable shopping alternative with high-quality items for those in need.
911 W. Central Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32805
The Family Life Center includes special classrooms for the educational aspects of our programs and recreational rooms, allowing our children to delight in just being kids.
1623 W Washington St,
Orlando, FL 32805
The Administration Building houses our President’s office as well as our human resources, development, accounting, and maintenance departments. It is open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Housing:
At the Family Home:
- Long-term Transitional Shelter for Single Women, Single Mothers, Single Fathers, and In-tact Families
- Private Bathrooms for Families
- Semi-private Bathrooms for Single Women
- 3 Meals a Day
TO APPLY FOR HOUSING GO INTO 1525 W Washington Street Orlando, FL 32805
Education:
The Career Learning Center (CLC) is a self-paced, educational program for adult guests at our Family Home and long-term guests residing at our men’s home, Project Hope.
The CLC is a three-tired program:
- First, guests begin with an extensive education assessment and memory course.
- Next, guests can pursue their high school diploma at our on-campus accredited high school OR pursue higher education/vocational training through the guidance of a case manager.
- Finally, after all academic courses are completed, students begin the career placement phase of the program where they learn interviewing techniques, resumé writing skills, and how to dress for success.
The Youth Learning Center (YLC) caters to the unique educational needs of homeless youth. It features an 11-station Children’s Computer Lab designed to help children ages 7-17 achieve satisfactory school performance. This faith-based computer software helps to improve children’s critical thinking skills, reading and listening comprehension, and teamwork building. Since its implementation, the program has proven extremely successful in helping homeless children achieve and even exceed grade level performance.
The Early Learning Center (ELC) is a kid-friendly space, emphasizing the overarching theme, “With God, All Things Are Possible”. Here, babies through toddlers living at the Mission can dream big and understand that despite their economic circumstances, God has not abandoned them. This program is designed so parents living at the Mission who are enrolled in our educational programs can receive free, educational daycare.