GCCWJC/Magdalene House
Gulf Coast Christian Women's Job Corps / Magdalene House
Bay St. Louis, MS, United States
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Founded in 2019, GCCWJC/Magdalene House is a faith-based organisation based in Bay St. Louis, United States working on housing & homelessness, addiction, employment & skills +1 more.
GCCWJC/Magdalene House is a faith-based 501 nonprofit in Hancock County, Mississippi. It supports women recovering from addiction, homelessness, abuse or incarceration. Its services include transitional residential housing at Magdalene House, job and life skills classes through Gulf Coast Christian Women's Job Corps, anger management classes, mentoring, and Christian counselling and teaching. The organisation aims to help women move toward self-sufficiency and a stable, independent life, and it relies on donations, volunteers and store sales.
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Magdalene House Transitional Program
Housing & Homelessness · United States
Long-term faith-based residential transitional housing for women 18 and older leaving addiction treatment or incarceration, stays of up to six months, with counselling, mentoring and life skills training.
Gulf Coast Christian Women's Job Corps
Employment & Skills · United States
Classes in job readiness, work development, computer skills, money management and life skills for women in poverty due to unemployment or underemployment.
Anger Management Classes for Women
Mental health · United States
Anger management classes offered to women, including day participants and residential clients.
Mentor Program
Community development · United States
Pairs participants with mentors who meet regularly to network and work toward personal goals.
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