The affordable housing crisis is one of the biggest challenges women face when it comes to homelessness. Women, particularly single mothers, often struggle to make ends meet with lower wages and the high costs of rent. When affordable housing options are scarce, homelessness becomes an all-too-real possibility.
At Open Door Women's Shelter, we believe that access to stable, affordable housing is a fundamental right. Unfortunately, many women are forced into homelessness because they cannot afford rising rents or face discrimination in the housing market. Without secure housing, women’s chances of gaining employment, supporting their children, or overcoming personal challenges drastically diminish.
Affordable housing programs, rent subsidies, and community support are essential to addressing this crisis. By advocating for these solutions, we can provide women with a pathway out of homelessness and into a stable, secure future.
How You Can Help:
Advocate for affordable housing initiatives in your community.
Donate to organizations that provide housing assistance to those in need.
Get involved in local housing programs that offer rent subsidies to low-income families.
Together, we can ensure that every woman has a safe, affordable place to call home.
About Open Door Women’s Shelter:
Open Door Women’s Shelter is dedicated to providing safe temporary housing for women and their children experiencing homelessness. The shelter connects its residents with essential skills and community resources, enabling them to transition into long-term, stable housing.
For media inquiries, please contact: Laurie Stewart, Executive Director Open Door Women’s Shelter 252-833-8514 opendoorccnc@gmail.com
To learn more about Open Door Women's Shelter and how you can support our ongoing efforts, please visit our website at www.opendoornc.org.
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