Gracewood is a resource designed to help single mothers and their children who are facing homelessness, providing them with a safe and comfortable place to live. This not-for-profit organization offers a residential program that provides families with assistance in areas such as housing, finances, counseling, and education. Their primary goal is to help these families achieve self-sufficiency through a three-pronged approach focusing on emotional well-being, educational advancement, and financial stability. Gracewood's services aim to rescue families from crisis situations and create a nurturing, Christian environment where they can rebuild their lives.
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