Women's Shelters

With housing as a primary goal, they dedicated the top two floors of the six-story building to living quarters.































































Fourteen furnished studio apartments comprise GateHouse, permanent supportive housing for homeless men and women.































































Another client housing program developed and run by Project Place is Bettys Place.































































Living here eases the difficult transition for women leaving shelters.































































Located in the former YWCA, the rooms provide a safe environment for ten women at a time, as well as daily meals.































































During a stay of up to six months, the women attend classes or may work in an enterprise program, all the time supported by individually designed wraparound services.































































They emphasize the practical aspect of managing money, encouraging them to save toward the funds necessary for a rental; i.e., a security deposit, along with first and last months rent

“Project Place promotes a community of hope and opportunity for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the skills, education and resources needed to obtain and sustain employment and housing. ”