Residential
Programs
Servant
House
Servant
House is a 2-year transitional housing program located
in the Glenwood neighborhood. Servant House offers
shelter, respite, medical care and case management to
21 homeless, disabled men. These men do not need
the acute care of a hospital or assisted living facility,
but need to be off the streets and receive consistent
health care and rehabilitation to break the cycle of
homelessness. Five of the beds at Servant House are
dedicated to the Comfort Care Program.
We
provide our residents with a safe place to live, the
tools to help them rebuild their lives, and the resources
to transition back into society.
Thanks
to your support, over the past decade we have helped
well over 300 needy families. However, homelessness
is on the rise in North Carolina, so we expect to serve
twice that number over the next decade.
Admission Criteria:
TO
BE CONSIDERED FOR ACCEPTANCE, CLIENT MUST BE:
- Homeless as defined by the federal HUD guidelines.
- Disabled or have a reasonable expectation of
meeting federal criteria of being disabled.
- Ambulatory and be able to complete daily living
activities without assistance.
- Clean
from alcohol and drugs for at least 30 days.
- TB test negative.
- Referred by the Health Care for Homeless Veterans.
- Referred by a local government agency, or human service agency.
Note: Self
Referrals are not accepted.
CANNOT
BE:
- Taking
Narcotics.
- A registered sex offender.
Servant House gives preference to veterans. We do
maintain a waiting list. The referring agency
is responsible for providing all records for known
medical and/or psychological
problems and, must provide. Written statement verifying
homeless status according to HUD guidelines.
Agency Referrals
can be made by completing the online referral form,
and submitting it directly
Randy
Wellford or
you can print the form then fax it to (336)
370-1540.
Click
the link below to begin the online application process.
>>  Referral
form for Transitional Housing
Please visit the
The Homeless Prevention Coalition of Guilford County
for
additional information about housing and services for the homeless.
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