Program Successes

2006 Statistics/Outcomes

Families Served: 24, Individuals – 115, Children – 82, 71%, Adults – 33, 29%
Family Make-Up: Single mother – 17 or 71%, Single Father – 1 or 4%, Couples – 6 or 25%

Race: White – 62 or 54%; Black/African-American – 42 or 36.5%, American Indian – 2 or 1.7%, Black/African-American & White 9 or 7.8%
Ethnicity: Hispanic 24 or 20.8%

2006 Family Outcomes

• Thirteen families left the transitional housing program during 2006
  • Six or 46% moved to permanent housing rental
  • Four or 31% moved to homeownership
  • Three or 23% did not successfully complete the program (one of the families that did not complete the program bought a home with our assistance)

Household Monthly Income for Families that Completed Program in 2006.

• Average Family Household Monthly Income at Beginning of Program – $879
• Average Family Household Monthly Income at Completion of Program – $2,308
• Average Family Household Monthly Income Increase – $1,429
• Average Household Monthly Income Percentage Increase – 263%

Household Monthly Income for Current Families in 2006.

• Average Family Household Monthly Income at Beginning of Program – $915
• Average Family Household Monthly Income on 12/2006 – $1,661
• Average Family Household Monthly Income Increase – $746
• Average Household Monthly Income Percentage Increase – 181%

Of the 33 adults in the program in 2006

• 11 were employed
• 6 in college and receiving FIP
• 9 in college and employed
• 2 employed and in job training
• 5 taking English as a Second Language classes
• 4 obtained their GED

Teens in the Program

• 5 graduated from high school and 4 went to college