A Pathway to Stability and A Foundation for a New Beginning
Launched in January 2024, Hope Village II is a cornerstone of Newark’s strategy to end chronic homelessness. Managed by UCC, this 20-bed transitional housing facility is designed for individuals facing limited access to housing.
Beyond transitional housing services, Hope Village II offers clients a wide range of services including:
Restoring Identity & Benefits:
Our dedicated staff helped guests obtain vital documents (such as IDs and birth certificates), restore lost benefits, and enroll in essential assistance programs.
Comprehensive Support Services:
We recognize that housing stability is closely tied to overall well-being. Through strong partnerships with local healthcare and social service agencies, our guests receive
Medical & Physical Care:
Direct access to healthcare providers to manage chronic and acute conditions.
Mental Health & Behavioral Support:
Professional counseling and behavioral health services tailored to individual needs.
Substance Abuse Treatment:
Compassionate pathways to recovery and long-term sobriety support.
Why Hope Village II Exists
Hope Village II provides more than just a safe place to sleep; it provides the structure, dignity, and professional support necessary to navigate the journey back to a permanent home.
Cumulative
Impact
Since opening its doors, Hope Village II has become a critical resource for our city’s most vulnerable residents.
Hope Village II last year provided safe, stable housing for more than 20 individuals who previously had no fixed address, offering them a vital “breathing room” to focus on their future, also accomplishing a nearly 40% success rate in moving our clients into permanent housing.
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Ways To
Get Involved
The success of Hope Village II relies on the strength of our community. You can support this mission by:
Donating Supplies
We are always in need of new linens, toiletries, and clothing for our guests.
Volunteering
Share your skills or assist with facility events to help our guests feel welcomed and supported.
