What is Pathway Of Hope?

Pathway of Hope provides individualized services to families who find themselves in cycles of poverty, including unemployment, unstable housing, lack of education, and more. If your family is in this cycle – and you want to make a change – The Salvation Army Northwest is here for you.

Pathway of Hope can move a family from crisis to stability by pairing them with a case manager who will connect the family to the services they need. These services include: referrals to homeless shelters, access to food banks in your area, help obtaining affordable housing, job-training, and more.

The Pathway of Hope Approach Includes:

Offering shared services through community collaboration

Moving families from crises and vulnerability to stability and eventually self-sufficiency, tracking family progress along the way

  Bringing all The Salvation Army’s internal resources to bear, aligned to the goals of clients

 

Focus on hope as a measured outcome, which represents the distinctly relational, spiritual outcome that The Salvation Army seeks in the work it does

Strengths-based case management services

What Does the Initiative Involve?

Caring for your family’s needs, while building a strong future can be challenging in today’s economic times. The Salvation Army team will offer support, guidance and assistance as we walk alongside you on your family’s journey:

Mapping it out
Meet with a caseworker to develop your personalized action plan.

Tracking Progress
Chart your progress and see your success with your dedicated case worker on a regular basis.

Passing Milestones
See where you are at six months and decide what’s next on your journey.

Looking ahead
Celebrate your successes. Adjust any further goals.  Encourage others.

Resources & Connections

Through your involvement with Pathway of Hope, you’ll be introduced to both Salvation Army and other services that are available within your community which offer:

• A network of support
• A sense of community
• Holistic programs
• Spiritual guidance

Service Connector to:

• Job training
• Referrals to mental health and social services
• Services for those struggling with addiction
• Childcare and education services
• And much more…

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Eligibility Guidelines

You have at least one child under the age of 18

You are ready to take action to improve your life

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