Sonrisa Family Supportive Living Program
- 6321 Jaguar Dr Santa Fe, NM - 87507
- (505) 424-6973
- [email protected]
- Official Site
About This Shelter
Services:
8 Apartments for Families
Provides income-based affordable housing, case management, life-skills training, parenting classes, financial counseling, and recreational activities.
Sonrisa Family Supportive Living Program provides eight apartments to homeless families with children. Below-market rents are based on income, and families can stay in the two- or three-bedroom apartments for up to two years while they save funds to move into permanent housing of their own. Children are the fastest growing homeless cohort nationwide, and studies have demonstrated the detrimental effects homelessness has on a child's development.
At Sonrisa, a program manager works directly with families and the children to address behavioral, employment, educational, medical and any other issues that may be impairing progress toward self-improvement and reliance. Financial counseling, life-skills training, parenting skills, weekly group discussions, recreational activities and close cooperation with public school counselors are required for all residents.
8 Apartments for Families
Provides income-based affordable housing, case management, life-skills training, parenting classes, financial counseling, and recreational activities.
Sonrisa Family Supportive Living Program provides eight apartments to homeless families with children. Below-market rents are based on income, and families can stay in the two- or three-bedroom apartments for up to two years while they save funds to move into permanent housing of their own. Children are the fastest growing homeless cohort nationwide, and studies have demonstrated the detrimental effects homelessness has on a child's development.
At Sonrisa, a program manager works directly with families and the children to address behavioral, employment, educational, medical and any other issues that may be impairing progress toward self-improvement and reliance. Financial counseling, life-skills training, parenting skills, weekly group discussions, recreational activities and close cooperation with public school counselors are required for all residents.
