Chatanooga Room In The Inn

Chattanooga Room in the Inn (CRITI) is a three to nine month residential program for homeless women and children.

Services provided at CRITI are free of charge and include transitional housing, three meals a day, access to affordable or free health care, life skills training, parenting classes, mentoring, assistance with finding affordable housing, and case management services.

This program allows the women and their children to find stability and thereby increase their opportunities and chances for independence when they leave the program.

“To empower women and children experiencing homelessness to become self-sufficient by offering a temporary home while providing programs and services necessary to meet their goals. ”

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User 2019-05-24 08:28:30

Hello my name is Maria, I am 25 and have a 1 year old son. We live in Dalton with my family and well it's a very toxic and abusive environment for not just me but my son. I need to get us out of here right away. We are not wanted here. The only reason they allow me to stay is because they don't want my son in the street. My mom won't watch my son so I can go get a job. She hates having us around.
User 2019-04-06 13:19:40

My daughter Lauren could really use your help. Here is some things about Lauren. Seems like a long time ago, but Lauren has a big heart. And would do anything for anybody. Even before she would do for herself. This is when it got all Lauren is 30 yrs old. She has two kids. A son that is 16, and a daughter that is 8 yrs old. They are living with their father's My husband I have taken care of Lauren since she was 14 and had had her son. To help her take care of him.then she continued to live with us off and on since then. Last year, almost a year ago, she married the father of her daughter. Not long after that she left him and moved her and her daughter in with me and my husband. She started hanging out The time before this time, she went to jail, she was in Silverdale in November, and my husband died. She loved her stepfather like a father. I had to go stay with my sister, cause I was devastated. I guess she had been doing drugs. Her stepfather dieting hit her hard. She was now homeless, her kids were living with their father's. She left her daughter with her husband, her daughter's father and started doing drugs a lot and shoplifting. Her son's father had her picked up for child support. So she has been in Silverdale for over a month, goes to court on April 11th. She should be getting out in a week to two weeks. She wants help so bad, So she can get her life straightened out for herself and her kids.She said she won't do any of the things she did before. She wants a job. A place to sleep. So she can be a better person for her kids, so they don't see her for any of the things she has done. And.think that that should be any part of the way life should be.
User 2019-11-03 20:21:16

I have been homeless since I came here 4 months ago it's cold and I'm 50 years old bad health .i don't know what to do now I'm older and disabled I get disability but can't find affordable housing.i can't even find someone to roomate with I have no car so I can't get to doctors like I should so I'm asking for little help to get stable thank you dawn
User 2020-05-28 10:26:29

I just would like to know if you help women without children
User 2020-11-15 09:13:28

Where can i donate clothes?
User 2020-12-12 19:09:33

My husband wants me to leave our home tomorrow morning we have 3 biological children together.He's already told me that I'm not taking my children with me even if I have to call the cops my children will go with me.So I'm guessing in the morning my children as well as myself will be homeless.We need help ASAP
User 2021-06-11 00:57:16

I am currently on the verge of being homeless with my fiancee. As a couple do you have to be married to stay together? I am interested in the program and would like more information please.

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