Empower and provide support to families with children experiencing homelessness in Central Minnesota.
Supportive Housing:Set-aside units are available for families with children experiencing long-term homelessness or for those considered high-priority. Families who reside in these units have access to support services to help them succeed and maintain their housing.New Pathways has a full-time Case Manager on site who works with tenants to develop the skills necessary to maintain housing, including understanding the requirements of their lease. The Case Manager also assists in building the skills needed to achieve housing stability and connects household members to resources that support them in becoming healthy, productive members of the community.Supportive Housing Program (2024/2025)Families Served: 26Adults: 27Children: 40
Path to Home Shelter:During the day, our families go to work, school, or to the New Pathways' Day Center where they work on their plan to get back into a home of their own.Each family receives individualized case management and education services. Case Managers meet regularly with participants to establish goals, monitor progress, and address barriers to housing stability. Ongoing support, advocacy, and crisis intervention are provided to help families achieve self-sufficiency.In partnership with local faith communities, the program provides safe, private overnight accommodations and meals in a supportive environment that promotes dignity and stability.Path to Home Shelter Program (2024/2025)Families Served: 34Adults: 45Children: 55Families Turned Away Due to Capacity: 56