Supportive Housing:
Homeless Youth, Families, Women and Children
NEF focuses on helping homeless people of all ages and circumstances. For more information about how to prevent and end homelessness in America, please visit the National Coalition for the Homeless website at www.nationalhomeless.org.
Homeless Youth
Linquist Apartments is a $4.8 million development sponsored by RS Eden and Life's 
Missing Link. The building houses 24 efficiencies for homeless youth and young adults emerging from foster care or correctional institutions. This substance-free living environment was built with a complex mix of public and private financing to help house some of the over 400 homeless youth in the Twin Cities area on any given night.
Read more about this project.
Homeless Families
Horizon Crest Apartments is a partnering effort between the Salvation Army, Nevada 
HAND, Inc. and the City of Las Vegas to create a 78-unit development with 70 new affordable family housing units in northern Las Vegas. Twelve units are dedicated to the chronically homeless or disabled and the Salvation Army will provide all the necessary support services to residents on their adjacent campus. The project will also include a community building and play area.
Homeless Women and Women with Children
Jeremiah Program targets women dedicated to complete a post-secondary education or training program. The Jeremiah Program offers empowerment training; life skills education and intensive individual coaching; personal 
development planning in the areas of parenting, career development, self-esteem, time management, financial independence, self-discipline, physical and emotional health, safety, and community connectedness; and resources for tutoring, job coaching, career exploration, emotional support/ counseling, and spiritual development.
The Program provides a safe, nurturing, and creative child development center which includes school-readiness training for children.
For more information about how to prevent and end homelessness in America, please visit the National Coalition for the Homeless website at www.nationalhomeless.org.
