Programs
In Residency Program
We serve up to 16 individuals in families, the family size limit is four, in our confidentially located four-unit building. Each unit is two bedrooms with two bathrooms and access to an enclosed backyard. In-residency participants have access to comprehensive case management, clinical therapy, career coaching, financial navigation and educational services.
Generation Hope Scholar Housing Program
In partnership with Generation Hope, which is an economic mobility organization that provides scholarships to teen parents attending college, Sinai House provides housing to two Generation Hope scholar families. We aim to eliminate the stress of housing instability while scholars work so diligently to attain college degrees. To learn more about Generation Hope, visit: Generation Hope
Post- Residency
Upon exiting the in-residency program, Sinai House families receive an additional two years of all comprehensive services and financial assistance for up to one year.
Alumni Network
Sinai House is a long-term supportive community with up to 25 alumni families in our network who access services as needed and receive financial support on a case-by-case basis.
Since its founding in 1992 by Temple Sinai members, we have served more than 50 families, including more than 100 children.
We require a significant level of commitment from the parents in our in-residency program. They must be working full-time or engaged in a combination of part-time work and part-time school or job training, which Sinai House finances. The children must attend accredited daycare or an appropriate school, and a structured summer camp program.
How We Help
5 Program Service Components
