Most caregivers of trauma-affected children will sometimes feel isolated and underqualified. Homes of Hope wants to end feelings of isolation and defeat and offer hope and healing through: support groups, 1 on 1 coaching, scholarships for children and caregivers, training, parenting classes for the biological parents, clothes closet, respite and events that celebrate life and the worthiness of each child and their families.

Provide advocacy to children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned.

After-hours crisis helpline and advocate response, victim services support staff, and survivor resiliency funds to meet the unique needs of victims of domestic and sexual violence and abuse.

Matching elderly clients and people with disabilities needing rides to volunteers willing to provide rides using their own vehicles.

Provide daily home-delivered meals to individuals whose diminished mobility makes it difficult to shop for food, prepare meals and socialize with others.

Four simple weekend meals to 223 elementary students (Asotin and Clarkston school district) for the 38 weeks of the school year.

Provides scholarships to children, adolescents, and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder to assist with the costs associated with mental health services.

A weekend-long experience filled with traditional, fun, camp activities combined with grief education and emotional support - facilitated by grief professionals and trained volunteers from Willow Center and the community.

Distributes Backpacks to students during the school year each Friday with enough food for two breakfasts, two lunches, two dinners, and two snacks so the student can eat consistently throughout the weekend.

Empowering children and adults with intellectual disabilities to be valued on and off the playing field.