Our Vision

New Foundations Supportive Housing Program exists to promote the development of housing and supportive services in order to assist formerly homeless families in the transition from shelters to permanent housing. Our desire is to make meaningful and lasting changes in these families' lives, empowering them with tools that will enable them to build on a "New Foundation" as they move toward self-sufficency.

In collaboration with the U.S.Department of Housing and Urban Development, New Foundations assists homeless, disabled single heads of household with children by providing scattered-site, permanent, supportive, housing and case management services.

To be eligible for this program, the family must:

• Be a single head of household, 18 years of age or older with one or more minor children that currrently live with you. If children are not living with you, you must have a court order stating that the children will be reunited with you upon securing housing.
• Have at least one member of the household who has been diagnosed with a permanent disability; physical, mental, or drug/alcohol related.
• Have verification of homelessness as defined by the Federal government.
• Be referred to the program can come from emergency or group shelters, domestic violence shelters, safe houses, mental health or drug/alcohol facilities, or local Social Service agencies serviing the homeless.

For more information, please contact us at or (412) 342-1305.