HOME Youth & Resource Center
A Program of Community Action Agency
 

625 Union St NE
Salem Or 97301

Tel  (503) 391-6428
Fax (503) 391-6428
   

 

We treasure our volunteers  because they help make our programs possible!

 


News & Highlights

 

 

 

Our Youth Programs . . .

Assistance: Job hunting; help with family & friends; tutoring; bus transportation; Life Skills

Homeless Case Management:  Goal-setting, self-sufficiency, tenant training, help with housing and rental assistance. Part of the ARCHES program.

Referrals: Health; overnight shelters; mental health; abuse.

Activities: Games; crafts; computers; sports and leisure.

Employment: HOME provides entry-level job experience in janitorial service and meal preparation.

Community Support: HOME is a program of Community Action Agency and is a recipient of United Way dollars. Our funding comes from a variety of sources including government, grants and foundations, events, and individual donors. HOME receives thousands of dollars/year of in-kind and volunteer support.

Runaway & Homeless Youth Project:
     Two Outreach Workers
: Based at HOME, they seek out and engage youth, building relationships for the purpose of encouraging teens to access services and find a safer living environment, providing crisis intervention, support, and further access to supportive services.

      Community Youth Advocate: Families in crisis connect with the Advocate for screening, support and connections to services, intervening to preserve the family, improve family functioning. This project is state-funded through Marion County Commission on Children & Families

 

Have questions? Need help?
Contact: Peggy Kahan, Program Director 
(503) 391-6428

 

Private citizens and businesses can initiate programs that Home Youth Center can integrate.

In this instance, professional web designer Barbara Castleman of LadyWebPro.com awards a brand-new Dell computer to a youth who did well in meeting specific standards over a few months time. The program was  administered in cooperation with HOME supervisors.

Award systems are an important way for youth to learn responsible behavior patterns and also know that people in the community care about them reaching higher goals.

 

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