Aurora Project, Inc. is a comprehensive housing and life skills program that empowers homeless women and their children to achieve self sufficiency and independence by providing resources and learning opportunities in a supportive and safe environment.
Programs/Services:
Intensive Case Management
Life Skills
Financial Management
Parent Education
Relapse Prevention
Computer Lab
Employment / Job Skills Training
Linkage to Community Resources
Story Time reading strategies, language development strategies, etc.
For inquiries related to housing through Aurora Project, call 419-244-3200 ext. 105 to request intake information.
If a caller is seeking transitional housing, a phone triage assessment will be completed.
This conversation identifies the callers current situation and needs.
During this inquiry, their program is explained in detail including time commitment and a description of their services.
If found to be mutually appropriate during this question and answer conversation, a face to face meeting will be arranged.
Potential residents must be drug free a minimum of 30 days.
During the intake appointment, details of the potential residents situation will be discussed.
They are given a list of documents required for admission and provided a time frame in which to obtain the appropriate paperwork.
Once this information is received, a final determination is made and an admission date is set.
The admission process to the Aurora Project Inc. takes approximately 2 weeks.
Throughout this process, continued contact is maintained with the applicant.
Who They Serve:
Conditions and Behaviors: Women
Homeless with little or no income
Chronic alcohol and drug abuse history
Survivor of Domestic Violence
Mental health issues
Lack of education
Low self-esteem
Conditions and Behaviors: Children
Significant developmental delays
Lack of socialization skills
Over 50% diagnosed with AD/HD
History of health problems
History of school-related problems
Mental health issues
Lack of education
Low self-esteem
“Aurora Project, Inc. is a comprehensive housing and life skills program that empowers homeless women and their children to achieve self sufficiency and independence by providing resources and learning opportunities in a supportive and safe environment. ”
105 17th Street, Toledo
1.22 miles away
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17.20 miles away