Growing Home stabilizes and sustains children and their families when they are  experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.

Today, more and more hard working, suburban families struggle to make ends meet. A modest 2 bedroom apartment demands a market value of $832 per month in our metro area. With child care costs, health care, groceries and transportation, a family must earn at least $16.00 an hour to afford rent and care for just one preschooler. A single parent with a minimum wage job and one four year old would need to work 133 hours per week just to afford the basics. Growing Home, together with a network of community supporters and volunteers, provides crucial support services that help families get back on their feet and on the path to success.

Interfaith Family Shelter Program Homeless Prevention Program Children and Youth Program

Affordable/Transformational Housing Program Wellness Project

Welcome Home Tours. Please join us for a tour of our center to hear more about our work with families. This one hour tour will start and end promptly on time, so that you can be on your way with your day. We will not ask for money, but will call you afterward for your thoughts and advice. Tours are held at 3489 W. 72nd Ave. #110.