OUR SERVICES
Mama T's B & B is not for the chronically homeless who intend to remain that way. We are here to give
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“A HAND UP NOT A HAND-OUT!”
Mama T’s B & B is dedicated to providing a nurturing and supportive environment for individuals facing homelessness, focusing on those who are motivated to change their circumstances. Our belief is that those who are ready to make the necessary changes to improve their situation deserve a safe space and access to the resources necessary to regain their footing in society.
Our Motto is “A hand up, not a hand-out”.
Imagine facing the reality of living on the streets, Where will you sleep? Where will you shower? Where will your next meal come from? How do you keep your children and your belongings safe?
At Mama T’s. We strive to meet individuals where they are in their journey. We offer a range of emergency services and extended stay services tailored to fit each individual experiencing homelessness. Without the basic physical necessities of life, it’s hard to think straight. Mama T’s provides heat and air; clean bunks, nutritious meals, a lockable locker for safekeeping of valuables, a place to store clothing, use of a washer and dryer, playground equipment for the children, and a deck and television for relaxation. We provide transportation to and from Dr. appointments, Social Services offices, and job interviews. We provide those who show up with no clothing enough clothing to help them start their journey. Outside of what we do at our emergency shelter, we offer long-term sober living facilities for men and women.
Our goal is to connect individuals with community resources and refer them in- patient and out-patient mental health and/or addiction counseling. We counsel them in the right direction and to provide individualized programs needed to lead a life of stability and self-sufficiency. Which services are required is determined on a case-by-case basis.
