WHO WE SERVE

At-Risk Youth

Every young person deserves someone in their corner.

Youth can face challenges involving housing instability, family circumstances, social isolation, financial hardship, exploitation, or other situations that can affect their ability to thrive.

Cha Cha’s House seeks to provide positive connections, encouragement, resources, and opportunities that help young people recognize their strengths and envision a future filled with possibility.

Your story is still being written.

Senior Citizens

Every generation matters.

Our seniors have spent their lives contributing to families and communities. They deserve to experience their later years with dignity, respect, connection, and a sense of belonging.

Cha Cha’s House seeks to connect seniors with supportive resources, community opportunities, and meaningful relationships.

We believe no older adult should feel invisible, forgotten, or alone.

You matter. Your story matters. Your presence matters.

LGBTQ+ Community

You belong here.

Cha Cha’s House is committed to creating an environment where LGBTQ+ individuals are treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.

We recognize that individuals may experience challenges related to discrimination, rejection, isolation, housing instability, or lack of supportive resources.

Our goal is to create connections to community, resources, and opportunities while helping people know that they are valued for who they are.

You deserve to be seen, respected, and welcomed.

Human Trafficking Survivors

Your past does not define your future.

People who have experienced human trafficking deserve safety, dignity, compassion, privacy, and the opportunity to make decisions about their own future.

Cha Cha’s House believes in a survivor-centered approach that respects individual choice and recognizes the strength it can take to move forward after exploitation or trauma.

We seek to connect survivors with appropriate resources, supportive community partners, and pathways toward stability and empowerment.

You are more than what happened to you.