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Homeward Bound Life Skills Class offered at House of Matthew Permanent and Supportive Housing

2342 Tacoma Avenue South, Tacoma, WA 98402

Open to anyone who is faced with unexpected emergencies such as loss of housing, or loss of public assistance. Also open to those that may have substance abuse or mental health issues, particularly those ineligible for government sponsored services. re-entry, open to everyone.
Register: M-F, 9:30am-4pm. Classes: Jan 12th-Feb 13th M-F, 10:00am-Noon.
https://www.thehouseofmatthew.org/what-we-do.html

Spanish

Certificate upon completion of the course and a graduation ceremony.

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Pierce, WA

Description

Provides a series of supports and classes to those in need of assistance. Service include learning how to:   - Complete housing and job applications, - How to Maintain Employment, - Available Housing Opportunities, - Obtain and Maintain Housing - Community Living, - How to Handle Landlord issues, - Dealing with losses and let downs, - Nutrition and Hygiene, - Financial Management/Anger and Stress Management, - How to obtain, read and dispute a credit report, - Obtain and Re-Instate Drivers Licenses, - Resolving legal issues with resources, - Applying and disputing Social Security and Veterans Benefits, - Basic Computer Skills and Resume Building, - Medical Bill information, - Internet Access, Computer Lab and more. - Free laptops - Free bus passes for transportation - Workforce development - Apprenticeship program While classes are running, House of Matthew will provide free breakfast, free lunch, free snacks, and transportation assistance may be available.

Providing organization

House of Matthew Permanent and Supportive Housing Program

Our mission is to provide provide transitional and permanent supportive housing ,emergency shelter referrals, and wrap around support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Our services include a community clothing bank, furniture bank warehouse, connections to behavioral health, employment education and financial resources. We prioritize accessibility through trauma informed care and community partnership.