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Organization

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley

Aletha R. Wright Vision of Hope Center

The Aletha R. Wright "Vision of Hope" Center is a a 69-bed, low barrier, emergency housing program for single, adult men experiencing homelessness in southern New Jersey. Volunteers of America Delaware Valley offers emergency housing programs for clients 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Our low-barrier residential programs offer clients individualized assessments, service planning, and case management. Our goal is to provide residents with direct, immediate services and referrals to community-based services to set clients on path to permanent housing. From intake to discharge, case management works with residents to assess the contributing factors for their homelessness and provide the necessary services based upon their individual service plans, and develop strengths and protective factors to lead to long term stability. In addition to assessment and case management services, residents are provided with a broad range of services and supports, including: -24/7 access to on-site support staff -connection to mainstream benefits and entitlements -assistance with healthcare enrollment and obtaining state identification -referral to treatment programs for mental health, behavioral health, and substance use disorders -employment counseling and support for educational resources

Services

Housing supportEmployment and workforce developmentBehavioral health or counselingSubstance use support
Teens, Older adults, Adults, Unhoused individuals/families

Eligibility

Eligibility requirements apply.

-This program helps people who are older than 17 years old -This facility serves men only. -Documents required to apply at the Board of Social Services: Photo ID, social security card, eviction notice/notarized letter from their last address stating why they can no longer stay there, proof of SSI or GA, receipts/proof of how cash assistance was spent. -Must be referred by their countys Board of Social Services through their emergency housing process in order to receive housing services.

How To Connect

Referral required

Referral sources: Social worker/case manager

Access methods: Call, Walk in

Call 856-966-0909 Contact or go to the nearest location

Cost

Free

Cost or payment details have not been published yet.

Languages

English

Hours

Monday
Open 24 Hours
Tuesday
Open 24 Hours
Wednesday
Open 24 Hours
Thursday
Open 24 Hours
Friday
Open 24 Hours
Saturday
Open 24 Hours
Sunday
Open 24 Hours

Accessibility

Not published yet.

Documentation Needed

Photo ID, Social Security card, Documents required to apply at the Board of Social Services: Photo ID, social security card, eviction notice/notarized letter from their last address stating why they can no longer stay there, proof of SSI or GA, receipts/proof of how cash assistance was spent.