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REACH

Passage Home

Address

513 Branch Street
Raleigh, NC 27601

Phone

919-834-0666

Children in Wake County, ages birth to five, who are experiencing homelessness will receive assessment, assistance, and support services through REACH (Resilience, Empowerment, Access for Children Experiencing Homelessness), a program of Passage Home.

Services provided include: assessment for developmental and socio-emotional concerns for all children; connecting clients to community resources that provide medical health, educational, developmental, and housing services for children and their families; connecting families to reproductive health care, family planning and prenatal care services such as WIC, OB/GYNs, and home visiting services.

NEXT STEP

If you are interested in REACH, please contact Passage Home by emailing Jennifer Tisdale, REACH Coordinator, or calling 919-834-0666.

MANAGING AGENCY

REACH is funded by Wake County Smart Start and managed by Passage Home, Wake County’s Community Action Agency and anti-poverty organization serving families living in poverty, families at risk of falling into the vicious cycle of poverty, and veterans.

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