All of our residential programs are home-like environments in which each survivor or family has their own bedroom. All households share communal areas including kitchens, bathrooms, living space, and dining areas.
Named for murdered community activist Mary Foreman, Casa Myrna’s emergency shelter can accommodate up to ten survivors and 13 children who have experienced homelessness due to domestic violence. While enrolled in the program, survivors and their families have access to all of Casa Myrna’s supportive services. After completing initial assessments, survivors work with staff and community partners to plan their next steps.
TPP is a residential program for pregnant and parenting teens and young adults experiencing homelessness because of abuse. It can accommodate eight youth and up to 13 children. While at TPP, participants receive intensive education in parenting their young children, attend high school or GED classes, enroll in vocational or job skills training programs, and participate in nightly group meetings on topics ranging from building meaningful self-esteem to the dynamics of abusive relationships.
