Find answers to common questions about Elijah Family Homes, our programs, volunteer opportunities, donations, and how to connect with our team.
Every family’s situation is different. Whether you’re looking for support, interested in volunteering, considering a donation, or simply want to learn more about Elijah Family Homes, we’re here to help you find the right next step.
Don’t see your question below? Contact our team and we’ll help point you in the right direction.
Elijah Family Homes is a nonprofit organization serving local families through housing, advocacy, supportive services, and community partnerships designed to help families seeking recovery build greater stability and independence.
Elijah Family Homes administers two primary programs: Transition to Success (TTS) and the Parent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP). EFH is also developing Sunrise Village to expand housing opportunities for families in our community.
Elijah Family Homes serves families throughout Benton and Franklin Counties in Washington.
Transition to Success provides eligible families in recovery with supportive housing, individualized guidance, and resources designed to help them work toward greater stability and independence.
Yes. Supportive housing is an important component of Transition to Success for eligible participating families.
Transition to Success has specific eligibility requirements. Prospective participants should review the current program application for complete eligibility information or contact Elijah Family Homes with questions about whether TTS may be a good fit for their family.
Visit our Transition to Success page to review program information and begin the application process.
PCAP provides long-term, relationship-based advocacy and support for eligible parents affected by substance use. Advocates work alongside participants to identify goals, navigate services, and connect with community resources.
PCAP is primarily an advocacy and support program rather than a housing program. Advocates can help participants identify and connect with community resources based on their individual needs.
Contact the PCAP team to discuss current eligibility requirements and the referral process.
Visit our PCAP page to learn more about the program, review application information, and connect with the PCAP team.
Start by completing our volunteer application and waiver. Our team will follow up to learn more about your interests and connect you with available opportunities.
Opportunities may include mentoring, supporter relations, fundraising and events, office assistance, yard and home projects, childcare, social media, photography, and video.
Some opportunities may require a background check, particularly those involving direct interaction with families or children.
Yes. Businesses, organizations, service groups, and other community groups are encouraged to contact our team about current group volunteer opportunities.
Elijah Family Homes is a nonprofit organization. Tax ID Number: 20-4058168
Donations help Elijah Family Homes provide housing opportunities, supportive services, advocacy, family resources, and programs that strengthen the families we serve.
Yes. Businesses can support EFH through donations, sponsorships, partnerships, event participation, and other opportunities.
Elijah Family Homes may accept in-kind donations based on current needs. Contact our team before making an in-kind contribution so we can help determine where your support can make the greatest impact.
If you didn’t find what you’re looking for, reach out to the Elijah Family Homes team. We’ll help connect you with the information, program, or resource you need.
Elijah Family Homes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families overcome addiction, homelessness, and instability through safe housing, recovery support, case management, and life-changing community programs throughout Benton and Franklin Counties.