Article Courtesy of Little Rock SoireeAugust 1, 2022by Heather Honaker Read the full article in Soiree here! Our House meets the needs of entire families and has built an effective pathway out of homelessness for hundreds each year, but in order to best serve the community, the organization has developed a $16 million plan maximizing […]
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Our clients are using the skills they learn at Our House to start their own businesses! Hezekiah was recommended to come to Our House last year after falling on hard times. After coming to the Shelter one evening, Hezekiah felt uncertain of what a shelter would hold and didn’t stay for the night. However, the
We see many new faces at Our House each day, but in our Children’s Programs we are lucky to grow up alongside youth that have been with us for years! Zoie, now an 11 year old at eStem, has been with us in Our Club, our out-of-school time program since Kindergarten! Not only has Zoie
Calvin is just one of our many clients who have received assistance through our Resource Hotline with Financial Navigators and the City of Little Rock! Calvin was having trouble finding a job last year, so he called our hotline to get connected to work! Calvin set up an appointment with our Career Center, where he
Little Rock Soireeby Jess ArdreyApril 25, 2022View the article here! Little Rock loves a good bash, and this al fresco evening is a citywide springtime favorite. Dinner on the Grounds returns on Friday, May 20, to the Heifer Village pavilion, back for the first time since 2019 to raise funds for Our House. Guests are invited
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In August of 2020, Eric found himself checking into Our House’s housing programs for the third time, but this time, he was determined to get it right. Because of his age and health issues, Eric had difficulties finding and keeping jobs in the past, and when a car wreck left him in the crisis stabilization
For a family with three children, surviving on a minimum wage salary is nearly impossible. Titus was struggling to find work outside of the restaurant industry that would be better conducive to both his mental health and finances, so a friend recommended that he come to Our House’s Career Center. As a parent, Titus qualified
Northwest Arkansas Democrat GazetteFebruary 16th, 2022 Read the full article here! Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors on Tuesday approved a slate of resolutions to pursue contracts of varying amounts with 10 organizations in order to address crime and community violence. The organizations the city has tapped fall under one of five categories,
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Elizabeth and her two young daughters first came to Our House after going through a divorce in 2017 that left her family shaken up and without a clear path forward. Learning how to navigate her new life as a single mom, Elizabeth struggled with paying some of her bills and reached out to Our House
