Knox County Homeless CoalitionOverview
Knox County Homeless Coalition is the only dedicated homeless services organization serving
Knox county, as well as parts of Waldo and Lincoln counties.
After re-opening Hospitality House in 2014 and developing our wraparound programming,
we now see a clear path to a strong and hopeful future for all who live and work here.
We’re addressing root causes of homelessness through innovation and collaboration
around affordable housing. We are achieving incredible results in
breaking the cycle of homelessness through wrap-around Client Services.
With our comprehensive youth program, The Landing Place, we are deepening our capacity
to reach whole families in the most effective and impactful ways possible.
Services Offered
Your Support Matters
OUR VISION
A supportive community within which all families and individuals have the opportunity for housing and a sustainable productive life.
OUR PROGRAMS
The Knox County Homeless Coalition offers comprehensive programs and services to adults, families, and youth in Midcoast Maine. Our focus is to support clients to achieve sustainable independence and a hopeful future. We carefully build relationships by practicing honest and forthright communication, slowly earning trust. We work to maximize individual strengths and minimize barriers.
HOW TO HELP
Your donations provide critical support. Funding directly supports our programs for families, individuals, and at-risk youth in the Midcoast area, providing emergency resources and comprehensive, wrap-around services.
HELP US HELP OTHERS.
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Find more non-profits who work in Homelessness
The Storm Warriors Media Foundation continues to work with other organizations in this sector while also on the lookout for new and different organizations doing the same kind of high-impact, effective work and service. If you know of a deserving and worthwhile organization providing similar services, let us know about them. You can also discover who else we're working with by clicking on any of the images here.
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