Peachtree Estates I

Opened November 28, 2001, Peachtree Estates is a long-term transitional housing project designed to reunite families of recovering female adults who are single and the head of their households. The program is designed to assist homeless parents in seeking new employment, nurturing their children, and most importantly remaining alcohol and drug free. Each family has a 2-3 bedroom home that provides a stable environment. Residents may live at Peachtree for up to two years, and are expected to pay rent of 30% of income a month.

To qualify for Peachtree Estates a prospective resident must have:

• Completed an intensive level of substance abuse treatment
• A documented 6 month sobriety period
• Continue recovery programming services
• Seek and secure employment/school
• Particpate in case management
• Must work or attend school 20 hours a week or a combination of both

Peachtree Estates II

Peachtree Estates II is an extension of Peachtree I, that will provide permanent housing for homeless, low-income families headed by females who are dually diagnosed and suffer with chemical dependency / mental illness and or other disabilities. This program will also integrate adolescent and family centered programs.

To qualify for Peachtree Estates II a prospective resident must have:

• Completed an intensive level of substance abuse treatment
• A documented 90 day sobriety period
• Be willing to continue to receive treatment and other coordinated services