Families In Transition Inc.

Families In Transition Inc., operating as Families In Transition Division, is a non-profit organization registered to receive federal grant awards since November 25, 2007. As a domestic shelter and tax-exempt corporate entity, the organization focuses on providing housing and support services to individuals and families in need. Through federal grant awards, Families In Transition Inc. primarily engages in community development and housing assistance programs, demonstrating its commitment to addressing homelessness and supporting vulnerable populations in transitioning to stable living situations. The organization likely offers a range of services including temporary housing, counseling, job training, and other support mechanisms to help individuals and families achieve stability and self-sufficiency.

Families In Transition Inc. has received several prime federal grant awards through the Continuum of Care Program and the Community Development Block Grants/Special Purpose Grants program. These awards, administered by the Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development, a civilian agency within the Department of Housing and Urban Development, indicate the organization's role in delivering comprehensive support services and housing solutions. The most recent prime grant award, dated May 22, 2024, is part of the Continuum of Care Program, suggesting ongoing involvement in coordinated community efforts to end homelessness. Additionally, Families In Transition Inc. has been awarded multiple federal grant sub-awards, all described as "Families in Transition" projects, with the Department of Finance & Administration serving as the prime grantee. This pattern of awards suggests that Families In Transition Inc. collaborates closely with state-level agencies to implement federally funded programs aimed at assisting families in transitional periods. The consistent nature of these sub-awards, spanning several years, indicates a long-term partnership in delivering services to families in need, likely including a combination of housing assistance, case management, and supportive services tailored to help families overcome homelessness and achieve long-term stability.