Transitional housing apartments located on the southwest corner of YCC property for up to 50 people.
Survivors of domestic violence, currently in crisis shelter, who need ongoing supportive case management and protection.
The project aligns with the Weber-Morgan Local Homeless Council’s goals to keep homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring.
Transitional Housing is an intermediate step between emergency crisis shelter and permanent housing. It is more long-term, service-intensive, and private than the emergency shelter. It is meant to provide a safe, supportive environment where residents can overcome the trauma of domestic violence, gain the skills and means to afford their own housing, and begin to rebuild their support network.
There is limited attainable housing in Morgan and Weber counties. Transitional housing reduces burdens on healthcare, first responders, the judicial system, child protective services, reliance on government support, homelessness, and crime. More importantly, it reduces the chances of a victim returning to their abuser.
YCC programming and services already support 9 of the top 10 priorities of the Weber-Morgan Local Homeless Council. This project will fulfill that final priority in our community.
HONORARY CO-CHAIRS
Stephen G. Denkers & Suzanne Lindquist
ADVISORS
Bob Hunter, Janis Vause, and Kathie Darby
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Jim Kauffman, Cheri Hanson, Jon Browning, Sara Mejeur
YCC STAFF
Margaret Rose, Executive Director
Keicha Christiansen, Development Director
Help provide continued safety and security for survivors of domestic violence. There are so many ways to get involved in this project including donations, in-kind donations, and spreading the word. We would love to hear other ways you think you may be able to contribute to this important project. Please reach out to Keicha Christiansen with any creative ideas you may have to give: keicha.c@yccogden.org or 801.689.1740.
