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Jefferson City Magazine caught up with the residents and house moms of the HALO Home one year after opening our doors. The HALO Home is a two-year transitional living program providing a safe haven for homeless teens and their babies. We focus on “developing strong, confident women in a safe, warm, and supportive environment.” We teach our residents everything from …
On March 14, HALO participated in the Kansas City Public Schools Resource Fair during spring break. The KCPS Spring Break & Community Resource Fair included community resources ranging from Arvest Bank to ReStart, and also offered a free selection of books for families and students to browse through. The HALO Foundation shared information with families and students about the Kansas …
Watch KOMU’s coverage on the completion of our beautiful Jefferson City HALO Home that will house up to 48 homeless and at-risk girls ages 16-21. We are so excited to expand our mission of providing a home as well as the foundation of a family for girls without one.
For many teens in Jefferson City, each day is filled with the uncertainty of not knowing where they’ll sleep that night, but one more child will spend one less day alone now that the HALO Home is open. Since Jan. 24, homeless youth now have a bed to sleep in and a safe place to call home. In Jefferson City …
Before joining HALO, Moses lived on the streets of Kampala for almost two full years. After loosing his parents and grandparents, Moses found himself living with his stepmother. The stepmother no longer wanted to care for Moses, as her connection to him was no longer alive (Moses’ Father). Since joining the home, Moses has began a vocational program in welding. …
