OUR STORY
Jen has had an extensive career in corporate and real estate finance. But she also has a strong heart calling to serve others. She spend more then 10 years as a Foster Parent, with her husband and 2 biological children and had more than 40 children placed in her home.
Seeing the impact that Substance Use Disorder had with the biological parents, the teens and kids involved in the foster system, Jen saw the disparity in supports provided to families before apprehension versus what she received as a foster parent.
With a true belief that resources need to be shifted to help keep biological families strong, safe and supported Grace Prosper Housing Foundation was formed to provide supports and services at every stage of life to the six types of people that struggle with SUD:
- Sons
- Daughters
- Sisters
- Brothers
- Moms and
- Dads
SAFE, STABLE AND SUPPORTIVE
Feel Safe
Know Stability
- Where will you sleep tonight and will you be safe?
- Are you worried you won’t be able to afford rent?
- Do you feel like no matter how hard you try, you’ll always be broke?
- Have you always wondered how to find a better paying (and more fulfilling) job?
More Support
To Recover effectively, isolation simply doesn’t work. Every come back story needs a place to start. Let’s face it, getting back on your feet again is hard. This is why we’re ready to help and connect our residents with resources for Recovery Assistance, Financial Resources, Job Training, and Life Skills.