Today marks one year since we moved in the first families into Promise Haven, and we are over the moon with how far our program has come. In the beginning, we we’re figuring out how to manage the program, but with the help of our Congregations, volunteers, and the amazing staff and board, we have been able to refine the program into what it is today! We are so grateful for every volunteer that has served at Promise Haven the past 365 days, and look forward to serving all the new families throughout 2023!
Family Promise of Gwinnett County brings existing local resources together to help homeless children and their families regain their housing and their independence, while maintaining their dignity. We mobilize congregations of faith, community volunteers, and social service agencies. Through intensive case management and counseling, we address the underlying causes of homelessness.
Together we are ending homelessness – one family at a time.
Visit Family Of Promise if you know of a family in need of shelter.
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