The Eli Home
Also known as The Eli Home Inc, The Eli Home for Abused Children, and Eli Home.
The Eli Home is an organization in Anaheim, CA offering crisis services, education, financial, food, healthcare, housing, legal, mental health, training, and youth services. Faith-based organization serving over 1,000 abused children and their families annually with shelter, counseling, and other essential services.
- Location
- Anaheim, CA
- Services
- Crisis services, Education, Financial, Food, Healthcare, Housing, Legal, Mental health, Training, Youth services
- Website
- https://www.elihome.org/
- EIN
- 330189254
Services
Shelter and family programs
Parenting training, parent-child interaction, anger management, individual and group counseling, and job training to help families move to violence-free permanent housing.
Eligibility: Abused children under 12 with their mothers.
Schedule: 24/7 staff; 24 hour shelter.
Residential recovery program
Housing, sobriety assistance, legal assistance, vocational training, and counseling.
Eligibility: Homeless children and their mothers with substance use disorders.
ESCRI courses and community services
Job training, ESL, financial literacy, renter's rights, parenting, nutrition, homework club, summer camp, wellness workshops, resource fairs.
Eligibility: Serves a three-square-mile area surrounding Eli Home.
Locations
- Eli Home, East Street, Anaheim, 1175 N. East St., Anaheim, CA, 92805
Questions
What does The Eli Home offer?
The Eli Home offers Shelter and family programs, Residential recovery program, and ESCRI courses and community services.
Where is The Eli Home?
The Eli Home is at 1175 N. East St., Anaheim, CA, 92805.
How do I contact The Eli Home?
To reach The Eli Home, visit https://www.elihome.org/.
Who is eligible for Shelter and family programs?
Eligibility for Shelter and family programs: Abused children under 12 with their mothers.
When is Shelter and family programs available?
Schedule for Shelter and family programs: 24/7 staff; 24 hour shelter.
Who is eligible for Residential recovery program?
Eligibility for Residential recovery program: Homeless children and their mothers with substance use disorders.
Who is eligible for ESCRI courses and community services?
Eligibility for ESCRI courses and community services: Serves a three-square-mile area surrounding Eli Home.
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