Business Description
Visit our website:http://www.decaturcooperativeministry.org
DCM was founded in 1969 by a small group of Christian churches. DCM is now supported by over 40 congregations from 14 faith practices as well as by the United Way, local public transportation, educational institutions, government agencies, businesses, civic organizations and community groups.
Transitional Housing: In the year 2010 Family House provided housing and comprehensive support services to 11 separate families, totaling to 46 people. One-Hundred percent of families who exited the program in the past two years have acquired and maintained permanent housing.
Hagar's House: In the year 2010 Hagar's House provided crisis intervention, and support services to 214 mothers and children, totalling 50 families. In 2010 over half of program participants moved into longer-term, more stable housing in less than 90 days.
Project Take Charge: In 2010 685 households were served, totaling 1,926 individuals and PTC prevented homelessness or utilities disconnection for 198 households and provided food for 487 households.
Address & Contact
- City:
- Decatur
- State:
- Georgia
- Website:
- Learn more about us at www.decaturcooperativeministry.org Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DCMDecatur Read our blog:http://dcmdecatur.wordpress.com
- Category:
- Local Business
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