Jerusalem House Programs
Key components of the Jerusalem House programs.
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Program for Adults
Serves homeless single adult men and women who have AIDS
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23 private efficiency apartments for single adults on a Jerusalem House site
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Counseling, case management, and resident "individual service plan" development
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Personal care assistance when needed – bathing, cleaning, preparing meals, etc.
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Support groups faciliated by the Jerusalem House counselor
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Recreational and social activities including monthly community meetings
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Resident advisory committee
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The Family Program
Serves single mothers who are homeless and are HIV+ and their children. The children may or may not be infected.
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12 apartments (6 two-bedroom, 5 three-bedroom and 1 one-bedroom) on a Jerusalem House site
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Counseling, case management, and resident "individual service plan" development
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Personal care assistance when needed – bathing, cleaning, preparing meals, etc.
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Access to an on-site learning center with computers and internet access, which is managed by the Jerusalem House Learning Center Coordinator
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Tutoring for the children and mothers
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Support groups for both the mothers and the children
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Recreational and social activities including monthly community meetings
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Resident advisory committee
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Scattered Site I Program
Serves individuals who are homeless with HIV/AIDS and/or homeless families where at least one of the adult parents (caretakers) has HIV/AIDS.
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32 apartments (scattered across the metro Atlanta area)
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Counseling, case management, and resident "individual service plan" development
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Quarterly community meetings
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Scattered Site II Program
Serves individuals who are homeless or low-income with HIV/AIDS and/or homeless or low-income families where at least one of the adult parents (caretakers) has HIV/AIDS.
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71 apartments (scattered across the metro Atlanta area)
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Counseling, case management, and resident "individual service plan" development
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Quarterly community meetings
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