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Nonprofit Strategist Role Helps The Road Home Plan for the Future

To better accommodate past growth and plan for future steps, Sarah Ceponis was brought in to fill a one-year position. As the affordable housing crisis…

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Homeless Services Consortium says Thank You

The Homeless Services Consortium of Dane County, of which The Road Home is a part, has issued a letter “to say THANK YOU to our…

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The Church of Jesus Christ Makes a Difference

Over the past few years, The Church of Jesus Christ has helped with Healing House meals, wish list drives, Sharing the Holidays and other activities….

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Community COVID-19 Response Helps Families

Many families in our housing programs have lost much of their incomes due to the COVID-19 emergency. We appreciate the response we’ve gotten so far…

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Congregations Making a Difference at Healing House

We are grateful for the ongoing support of congregations who have provided critical support to families who have experienced homelessness in our community. One important…

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Optimistic for the Future: Rhonda’s Story

A turn of events left Rhonda and her children homeless with an eviction on their record that made it difficult to find new housing in…

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Peer Support Specialist Helps Families

Takisha Jordan uses her own lived experiences with homelessness to connect with families in our housing programs and help them make progress on their goals….

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Ian’s Pizza Fundraiser for The Road Home

On Tuesday, February 18th, you can enjoy some delicious pizza from Ian’s Pizza on Frances Street– and help The Road Home at the same time….

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UW Credit Union Makes a Difference

We are so grateful for our business partners! UW Credit Union is a great example of a business who makes a difference for families who…

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A Second Chance: Tawonne’s Story

After Tawonne got a non-renewal from her landlord, she found it difficult to find housing and ended up in shelter. Then, she was connected to…

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