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Our Mission

The mission of the Housing Crisis Center is to prevent homelessness, respond to the immediate needs of those facing crisis, and sustain their stability in safe, affordable, and permanent housing while empowering them to solve their housing problems in the future.

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Our Services

Permanent Supportive Housing

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Rapid ReHousing

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Support Services

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Landlord/Tenant Legal Workshop

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Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance

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Our Stories

Terry Ann’s Story

Terry Ann was 28 years old and a mother of two small …
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Perry’s Story

At 18, Perry enlisted in the Marine Corps and shortly after was …
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The Cleveland family Story

Our latest graduates are the Cleveland family. Mark and Karen came into …
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Jackie’s Story

In 2012, a 47 year old divorced female suffering from severe physical, …
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Breanna’s Story

March 2015 I was blessed to welcome my daughter into this world. …
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Michael’s Story

Michael, an Army veteran, entered in the Veterans Housing Partnership program on …
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Tim’s Story

From an early age, Tim struggled in school with an undiagnosed learning …
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Roselynn’s Story

Roselynn’s story is very unique.  From the outside, she is a young …
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Herbert’s Story

Five short years ago, Herbert was an average middle-class American living in …
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Communities where people spend more than 32 percent of their income on rent can expect a more rapid increase in homelessness, according to new Zillow-sponsored research on the size and root causes of the nation’s homelessness challenge.

Each year, HCC provides services to over 10,000 households through a combination of resource referrals, legal resources, and limited housing for homeless families and individuals.

Asset poverty is an economic and social condition that is more persistent and prevalent than income poverty. It is a household's inability to access wealth resources that are sufficient to provide for basic needs for a period of three months.

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