*Samantha and her two girls, ages one and three, joined the Shelter Program at Family Promise of Ogden, fleeing from domestic violence. *Samantha struggled to leave her situation, but summoned the strength to do so
*Jessica and *Tyler entered in our Shelter Program with their two daughters, ages two and four. When they arrived, they had nothing. Most of their money was spent on motels, food, and other necessities. Due to the
*Mary and *Jason were separated and living apart. *Mary and her four children moved to Utah to be with their family, and once*Mary came to Utah, *Jason shortly followed. They rekindled their relationship, but Mary’s
*Elizabeth was a single mom of three little girls. In the freezing Utah winter, she escaped domestic violence with her children. They sheltered in a motel, *Elizabeth without a car or driver’s license. Shortly after
When Kasie came into our program she had next to nothing. She had no place to live, no job, and no form of transportation. Kasie had fallen on hard times, like all of us who were affected by Covid-19, but Kasie had
Meeting Susan for the first time, she seemed very hesitant and guarded, and rightfully so. As a survivor of domestic violence, she had pushed through her hardships to continue providing for her two little girls.
Julie stumbled upon our organization while experiencing homelessness for the first time in her life. Julie had always been a hard worker, providing for her 3 boys and working full time. She put her college education
Kesha became homeless as a result of her third pregnancy, which left her on bedrest and in the hospital for weeks. Doctors had encouraged Kesha to not keep the baby, but she was willing to make any sacrifice to
Esperanza* was a pregnant single mother in need of a fresh start. She had no job, nowhere to go, and little hope that anyone would be able to help her or her baby. Family Promise of Ogden quickly accepted her into
For a long time, Tina* struggled to find affordable housing in the community. She and her three children were impacted by COVID-19, and she worried that her small family would soon be out on the streets. They were