Welcome to Be A Blessing Solutions, Empowering Reentry and Rebuilding
Let's make our community a better place!
Our Mission
BE A BLESSING SOLUTIONS
Our mission is to provide a supportive and nurturing shared living environment for men transitioning from incarceration, fostering a community where they can rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose. We are dedicated to offering the tools, resources, and mentorship needed to facilitate successful reintegration into society, enabling these men to make positive contributions to their communities and lead fulfilling, crime-free lives."
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Caring for our Community.
Decent, Affordable living is important to All. Certainly, it fulfills A basic human need for Shelter, but it also contributes to the well being of the individuals. Decent, Affordable housing reduces stress, toxins and infectious disease, which leads to improvement in both physical and mental health.
Hello there!
Caring for our Community.
Studies show that quality affordable Living has multiple positive effects on people's health and well-being by
- Freeing up financial resources for health care and nutritious food
- Proving residential stability
- Reducing health risks associated with poor quality housing
- Relieving stress and improving mental health
Demographics Served include but are not limited to
Transitional/ Re-entry for Non-Violent Criminals
Transitional/ Re-entry for Non-Violent Criminals
Transitional/ Re-entry for Non-Violent Criminals
Over 10,000 ex-prisoners are released from America’s state and federal prisons every week and arrive on the doorsteps of our nation's communities. More than 650,000 ex-offenders are released from prison every year, and studies show that approximately two-thirds will likely be rearrested within three years of release. The high volume of returnees is a reflection on the tremendous growth in the U.S. prison population during the past 30 years. For the communities to which most former prisoners return (communities which are often impoverished and disenfranchised neighborhoods with few social supports and persistently high crime rates), the release of ex-offenders represents a variety of challenges.
Homeless Veterans
Transitional/ Re-entry for Non-Violent Criminals
Transitional/ Re-entry for Non-Violent Criminals
How many homeless veterans are there in the US? According to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the current number is around 40,000
According to homeless veterans statistics, roughly 3.7% of veterans become homeless in the first five years after leaving the army.
Our care
Rental Requirement
Room and Board Rent includes
Rental Requirement
Must be 18 years or older
Clean and sober
Proof of income
Issued Photo Identification
Non-Violent Criminal Record
NO CREDIT REQUIIREMENT
Rent
Room and Board Rent includes
Rental Requirement
Each home may have a different price per bed/room. Reach out to us for more details and information. We accept SSI and SSDI
Room and Board Rent includes
Room and Board Rent includes
Room and Board Rent includes
- Twin or Queen size beds
- Night stand
- Clothing storage
- Linens
- washer and Dryer
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Wi-Fi
- House phone
- Television
- Keyless lock
Donate Now
$20.00
We are dedicated to improving the lives of those in our community. Your contribution today helps us make a difference.
Appliance-New or Used and Working Condition
Furniture- New or Used with no rips and tears Stains
Clothing- New or Used with no rips and tears or Stains
Dishes-All dishes with no cracks or breaks
Knick Knacks no Breaks, cracks or chips
Shoes- must be in good condition
Toiletries, Linens, Tools, Curtains, drapes, towels and bedding
Electronics- working condition
Cash, food Hygiene item, Computers Arrangements can be made to pick up donations by appointment. We do ask to send pictures for us to see the donations prior to picking them up.