Our Jones Residence is a housing navigation program designed to transition homeless women and families back into the community. The Salvation Army provides case management, childcare, job skills training, substance abuse counseling, job placement, and referral to resources when needed. While residents stay at the Jones Residence, adults and children are invited to participate in a full schedule of classes and counseling designed to address the underlying causes of homelessness and facilitate healing in a nurturing environment. Through this work, our residents have the necessary tools to return to independence. Children are offered counseling, tutoring, and childcare services, as well as school uniforms. They also participate in field trips, parties, and summer day camps. This housing program is unique in that it keeps both parents together during the process.