Homelessness is real in DeKalb County
Because homeless individuals are not visible on every street corner, we may be deceived into believing it is not a problem in our town. But there are hundreds of individuals who live in dangerous housing situations, sleep on other’s couches temporarily, or share housing with other families in crowded and stressed conditions. Experts estimate as many as 2,500 men, women and children living in DeKalb County are dangerously near or experiencing homelessness. Housing insecurity creates a host of problems and a cycle of poverty that is very difficult to break free from.
Families are often torn apart, and the fabric of the community is weakened.
Families are often torn apart, and the fabric of the community is weakened.
Hearten House = Hope
Hearten House is a shelter providing restorative care for women experiencing a homeless crisis.
Some women are fleeing domestic abuse; others are pregnant with no support network; many just need a safe place to stay and encouragement as they rebuild their lives.
Using proven strategies, Hearten House staff and trained volunteers will walk alongside women who are ready to overcome trauma, addictions, and destructive habits, on their way to self-sufficiency.
Together, we can help women find hope, healing, and the love of Christ.
A facility for Hearten House was purchased in 2017 and is now OPEN!
Your prayers and financial contributions to this ministry are vital.
Please consider supporting the Hearten House in 2019.
Those wishing to make donations or volunteer services to Hearten House are invited to contact
Hearten House 1-260-333-7223
E-mail heartenhouse@dciconline.org
Some women are fleeing domestic abuse; others are pregnant with no support network; many just need a safe place to stay and encouragement as they rebuild their lives.
Using proven strategies, Hearten House staff and trained volunteers will walk alongside women who are ready to overcome trauma, addictions, and destructive habits, on their way to self-sufficiency.
Together, we can help women find hope, healing, and the love of Christ.
A facility for Hearten House was purchased in 2017 and is now OPEN!
Your prayers and financial contributions to this ministry are vital.
Please consider supporting the Hearten House in 2019.
Those wishing to make donations or volunteer services to Hearten House are invited to contact
Hearten House 1-260-333-7223
E-mail heartenhouse@dciconline.org
Please don't wait to get help!
Call Hearten House at 1-260-333-7223 or send an e-mail to our Director by choosing the button below. Find out how we can help.
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