Personal Intervention & Support
Housing & Transitional Living
Ozone House
Ozone House is the "IT" place for youth ages 10-20 and their families to access help for a variety of issues! Ozone House is a community-based, nonprofit agency that helps young people lead safe, healthy, and productive lives through intensive intervention and prevention services. Since 1969, Ozone House has actively developed unique, high-quality housing and support programs and services that provide support, intervention, training, and assistance to runaway, homeless, and high-risk youth and their families. Through these support services, we help youth develop essential life skills, improve their relationships, and enhance their self-image so that they may realize their full potential for growth and happiness.
Call the O3 Crisis line (734) 662-2222. Trained volunteers are available to talk any day, any time (24/7/365)
website: http://ozonehouse.org/
Call the O3 Crisis line (734) 662-2222. Trained volunteers are available to talk any day, any time (24/7/365)
website: http://ozonehouse.org/
Education Project for Youth
The Education Project for Homeless Youth, a project of the Washtenaw Intermediate School District, works to ensure students in homelessness and temporary living situations enroll, regularly attend and succeed in school.
In 2009-2010, we served more than 600 children and youth Washtenaw County, ages 0-21, from the 10 school districts and nine public school academies in the county. Every single school district in the county is working with students in temporary living situations.
We work closely with all of the shelters in Washtenaw County, but also serve families living in motels or bouncing from family member to family member. We also work with students in temporary foster care placements.
We are funded primarily through the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, reauthorized in January of 2002. The Act guarantees that students who are homeless have equal access to the same free and appropriate public education provided to others. We also rely on private donations and grants to directly meet student needs.
To contact us, call (734) 994-8100, x1518 or email pstone@wash.k12.mi.us.
Check out this article regarding students in transitional living situations. . .http://www.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=3756883
In 2009-2010, we served more than 600 children and youth Washtenaw County, ages 0-21, from the 10 school districts and nine public school academies in the county. Every single school district in the county is working with students in temporary living situations.
We work closely with all of the shelters in Washtenaw County, but also serve families living in motels or bouncing from family member to family member. We also work with students in temporary foster care placements.
We are funded primarily through the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, reauthorized in January of 2002. The Act guarantees that students who are homeless have equal access to the same free and appropriate public education provided to others. We also rely on private donations and grants to directly meet student needs.
To contact us, call (734) 994-8100, x1518 or email pstone@wash.k12.mi.us.
Check out this article regarding students in transitional living situations. . .http://www.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=3756883
Homeownership is within reach for low-income residents of Washtenaw County: we provide no-profit mortgages to qualified partnering applicants in need of decent, safe, affordable housing. We bring together community members and sponsors to renovate homes and build new lives for our partnering families.
Website: https://www.h4h.org/programswww.h4h.org/programs
Website: https://www.h4h.org/programswww.h4h.org/programs