St. Jude Women's Recovery Center is a 30-bed halfway house for homeless women who are in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Their goal is to move from homelessness to self-sufficiency.

Residents are required to attend self-help meetings and evening classes, complete assigned chores, and meet curfews. Case management services are available, as well as counseling, assistance with family reunification, on-site health care and recreational activities.

The center can accommodate women with physical and emotional problems. A professional staff is on hand. The staff includes a program manager who is a certified alcohol and drug counselor, case managers, an administrative assistant and program aides on duty 24 hours a day.

Roberts Hall offers long-term transitional housing for homeless women who express a sincere desire to improve their lives. Our goal is to develop self-sufficiency guidelines needed for the residents to function as independently as possible.

Roberts Hall has 25 efficiency rooms. Residents must sign a lease and agree to follow the rules and regulations of Roberts Hall and be alcohol and drug free. Residents stay an average of two to three years, which is based on their assessment needs. Case management services are available.

De Paul Apartments offer transitional housing for homeless women with children. These two bedroom apartments are fully furnished and equipped with all necessary kitchen supplies as well as bed and bath linens. A laundry room is located on the first floor. The residents also have a large, fenced-in playground at their disposal.

The women pay a program fee which is based on 30% of their income. Utilities are provided at no cost to the residents. DePaul Apartments are filled by a large number of St. Jude graduates who are being reunited with their children. Residents must engage in case management while in this program.