Lydia Place : Making a Change... A transitional housing program for homeless women and their children
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Who we are:                                                                                               

Lydia Place is a nonprofit, community-based agency serving homeless women and their children. Founded in 1989, Lydia Place is an active participant in our community's effort to develop a continuum of care under the leadership of the Whatcom County Homeless Coalition.

What we do:

  • Six month transitional housing
  • Twelve month follow-up program
  • Individual goal setting and case management
  • Weekly monitoring of individual goals
  • Life skills training (parenting, budgeting, communication, problem solving, nutrition, health, and safety)
  • Individual budget assistance
  • Therapeutic Children's Program
  • Education and/or employment support and advocacy
  • Community resource referrals
  • Advocacy and accompaniment services

It works:

As we celebrate our 20th year, we are proud to say that 265 families have found safe and supportive shelter at Lydia Place. 95% of the 18 families that participated in the Follow-up Program, in 2006, 2007 and 2008 continue to maintain their permanent housing.

As a member of Whatcom County’s continuum of care, each year Lydia Place provides:

  • Safe housing for 14-24 Women and 24-36 children
  • 5,500—5,700 bed nights
  • 750 hours of case management
  • 900 hours of life-skills training
  • 1,200 hours of the children's therapeutic group

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Mission

Lydia Place provides a multifaceted program that supports women and their children in transition from homelessness to independence

  © 2008 Lydia Place
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