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Main Program Facility
Carpenter's Place occupies the entire second
floor of an 1870's building consisting of 12,000 square feet. The area is divided into
lobby, day room, multipurpose room, offices, arts and crafts room, storage, and various
meeting rooms. The basement is used for storage of donated furniture and household
items that are given to the homeless when housing is secured for them.
Transitional Housing
Carpenter's Place operates a 12 unit
apartment building that houses its Transitional Housing Program. Each unit houses
two men. Housing with full supportive services can be provided for up to 24
months while residents work on life issues that will lead to their independence.
Permanent Housing
Carpenter's Place provides
Permanent
Supported Housing for the Chronically Homeless by
making available
a mixture of open market housing units consisting of 10 one bedroom and 5 multiple bedroom
units that can be utilized as Permanent Supportive Housing for Chronically Homeless males,
females, and/or families.
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Population and Number of People Served | Facilities
| Funding | Faith-based Model
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