ding up to Mother’s Day in May, His Haven holds its annual Beautiful You Women’s Day. This special event welcomes women within His Haven’s target demographic to the outreach center, where they can enjoy a complimentary makeover, including hair styling, manicures, pedicures, and receive a gently used business casual outfit. They also have the opportunity to participate in a professional photoshoot, attend a banquet, hear an inspirational speech, and receive a bag of brand new personal hygiene items—all at no cost to the participants.

With sensitivity and care, we empower the adults we serve to overcome their past challenges, support their families, secure employment, and contribute positively to the community. Our holistic approach addresses mental, emotional, and practical needs so they can build the lives they deserve.

Visitation Center

In response to an overwhelming need in our area for additional visitation sites, we are doing supervised family visitations in our county.  All our visitations are currently done at the 559 Spaulding facility, under the supervision of trained staff.

At His Haven, we firmly believe in upholding children’s rights to maintain connections with both of their parents. We acknowledge that children should have the opportunity to interact and spend time with their parents in a safe and nurturing environment.

A child can be separated from his/her parent due to a specific reason that Family Court or Department of Social Services considers that it is necessary for a supervisor/monitor to be present when the child visits her/his parent.

A child attending a supervised visit with their parent needs a safe, positive, routine, and calm environment on a regular basis each week. This predictable and monitored environment allows the parent to build on his/her relationship with her/his child.

His Haven provides this supervised environment with a playroom that is stocked with toys, games, and activities for the parent and child to use at each visit. A microwave and small refrigerator is available for the parent’s use when bringing food to share with the child.

His Haven provides a supervisor through its current volunteer program. His Haven hopes for future funding to hire supervisors/monitors to meet this need. There is always a waiting list of children who are only able to visit their parents when a supervisor is available to monitor the visit.