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About Family House
Homeless Shelter
Helping Families Help Themselves
Family House History
Family House is a non-profit agency dedicated to providing homeless families in crisis with the tools they need to promote self-sufficiency. Family House is one of the largest family shelters in Ohio and serves an average of 850 people each year, and more than 500 of them are children. Family House has been offering hope to families for over 20 years – since 1985.
Key to the success of Family House is providing a structured environment with comprehensive services in order to shift the residents from crisis to self-reliance. Daily services to residents include scheduled meal times and family-centered resident programs. Residents are also assigned a personal Case Manager that they can work with to create a customized case plan to achieve self-sufficiency.
Meet our Board of Directors
| Tom Hopkins, President | Phil Hermanutz, Vice President |
| Katharine Talbott, Secretary | Chris McCullough, Treasurer |
| Rochelle Akens | Jordan Hamilton |
| Vonda Harris | Stephanie Harmon |
| Paul Hubbard | Richard Langford |
| Ethan Remley | Bill Walker |
| Norm Witzler | |
| Sandra Rivers-Gill (Advisory) | Jim Kozlowski (Advisory) |
| Rev. Dr. Robert A. Culp (Advisory) | Ron Shnider (Advisory) |
| Janet Boswell, Executive Director |
Family House Mission Statement
Family House is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing homeless families in crisis with professional, comprehensive housing, and social services in a safe, caring environment. Family House is a leader in creating community alliances and in empowering families with self-actualizing attitudes necessary to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.
Family House Goal
The goal at Family House is to help families in crisis to find permanent housing, to regain control over their lives, and reclaim their independence.
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Non-discrimination Policy Family House supports the intent and purposes of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). No individual with a disability shall be excluded from participation, denied benefits, services or access to programs or activities or be subjected to discrimination. Individuals with disabilities are assured both an equal opportunity to participate in the programs and activities and opportunity that is equally effective. |
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