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Harbor House · Mission · History · Services · Plus Program ·Description of Need · How did Harbor House begin? The planning for Harbor House began in 1981, when a study was conducted of the homeless situation in the Toledo area. At this time, it was noted that a select group of homeless women with chemical dependencies existed, and was not being served. These women were largely single, completely dependent on drugs and/or alcohol, and some had minor children whom they had lost the ability to care for. In 1989, Harbor House was founded and officially opened in May. Ms. Glenda Wilson was hired as the first Director of Harbor House. A deed and title were received for a six bedroom house at 3322 Cherry Street in Toledo. With strong support of the Harbor House Board and numerous volunteers, the once abandoned house was renovated. With the asistance of a state start-up grant and other donations, Harbor House opened for residents on August 16, 1989. Population Served - The target population for this project is the indigent and low income females in recovery, who lack a safe, sober, structured living environment, and who have a history of recidivism through the criminal justice and substance abuse systems. The vast majority of the women in our program have no income, and a few are receiving social security income benefits. All are below 35% of median income. |
Harbor House ·
3322 Cherry Street · Toledo,
OH. 43608
Voice 419/244-6300 · Email
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