Rapid Re-Housing

​At intake, family members are assessed for developmental delays, trauma history and, other underlying problems that may have led to their homelessness. Our emergency housing offers seven dormitory rooms with common bathrooms, a cafeteria, visitor’s lounge, library, and computer lab. Families receive food, clothing, healthcare, school supplies, and books. An additional 24 single family units are dedicated to families leaving domestic violence situations. 
Play spaces in all of our facilities create a welcoming environment where children can learn and thrive.  All rapid re-housing households are required to be involved in a program.  PEC offers several programs for women with children experiencing homelessness including parenting education, computer skills, employment training, conflict resolution, counseling and lifeskills programs.

Transitional Housing

Permanent Housing