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Eduo 738 Jayme Herndon Internship Site Description 2019
Eduo 738 Jayme Herndon Internship Site Description 2019
Eduo 738 Jayme Herndon Internship Site Description 2019
Hampton University
Department of Education
EDUO 738: Site Description
Submit a description of the site to include services provided, funding, job description of the site
supervisor, and relevant materials to formulate a picture of the location.
For 20 years, THE HOPE CENTER, a nonprofit transitional living facility, has been
providing support to dually diagnosed homeless men. Based in Rayne Louisiana, the facility
serves the Acadiana region with their dependable housing and social assistance. THE HOPE
CENTER is a proud partner of the ASSIST Agency. The ASSIST Agency is an organization that
seeks improvement of the quality of life for low-income individuals, families, and communities
in Southwestern Louisiana.
As a locally owned organization, THE HOPE CENTER aims to serve the community by
making their services accessible to all. With this in mind, THE HOPE CENTER has always
made it a point to adjust the housing and service rates of those who need assistance according to
income. Additionally, helping those in need transition into a permanent and affordable home is
THE HOPE CENTER’s priority and they are committed to making the process stress-free.
THE HOPE CENTER is an 8-bed transitional living facility. The facility consists of 8
bedrooms, 4-bathroom, 1 dayroom/activity room, cafeteria, and staff office. The shelter is a 24/7
residence for men battling with a dual diagnosis crisis alongside being homeless.
Services Provided
Case Management
Life Skills Training
Transportation Assistance
Substance Abuse Rehabilitation
Educational Workshops
Mental Health Medical Assistance
Job Skill Training
GED Prep
Low Income Housing Placement
Room, Board, and Daily Meals Up to 24 Months
Jay’me Herndon EDUO 738-Site Description Dr. Jallim Hall-Summer 2019