Your Journey Home Starts Here!
The mission of Providence House is to break the homeless cycle one family at a time. Providence House is a residential treatment facility for homeless families with children, providing comprehensive support services for improving the family structure.
How We Help
We address the core barriers that lead to homelessness and allow families (single men, single women or married couples with children) a chance to start again, to find hope and to gain the independence that they have never had or once lost.
Get Involved
We cannot do it without you, and we are asking you to get involved. There are so many ways for you to partner with us in our mission to end the cycle of homelessness in the Shreveport/Bossier area.
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Our Results
Providence House is the primary referral source in the community for homeless families with children. We receive more than 75 new inquiries each month from families with children seeking shelter. Since opening in 1988, 532 families have graduated from Providence House including :
566
1109
1675
Adults
Children
Total People
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Need Help?
Sometimes things happen which cannot be overcome without help. If you are experiencing that kind of personal devastation or you know someone who is struggling in such a way – perhaps a family member or a friend – there is help at Providence House.
Our Stories
Our Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Keeping Families Safe
MEMORANDUM To: Providence House Staff From: Verni Howard, Executive Director CC: Providence House Board of Directors Jean Sayres
Mayor Perkins and the City of Shreveport will Volunteer at Providence House on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Mayor Perkins and the City of Shreveport to serve at Providence House on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
BPCC & Providence House Announce Partnership
THE PROVIDENCE HOUSE & BPCC ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP FOR WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/JOB SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM EXPANSION by: Amanda Crane, Digital