How to Apply
The first inquiry for admission includes an evaluation of what types of services are needed. Referrals for emergency housing, crisis intervention and other assistance will be made at that time.
If a caller is in fact seeking transitional housing, a phone triage assessment is completed. This conversation identifies the prospective resident’s current situation and needs. At this time our program is explained in detail including the commitment of time, and a description of our services. If a client is found appropriate for our program during this question and answer session, a face to face meeting is arranged. Potential residents must be drug free for a minimum of 30 days and verifiably stable on any medication for 30 days.
During the intake appointment, details of the potential resident’s situation are discussed. The potential resident is given a list of documents needed for admission and given a time frame to obtain the appropriate paperwork. Once we receive this information, a final determination is made and an admission move-in date is given. The admission process to the Aurora Project Inc. takes approximately 2-4 weeks. Continued contact with potential residents occurs throughout this process.
For admission inquiries to the Aurora Project, please contact our Intake Program Coordinator at (419) 244-3200.
Who We Serve
Conditions and Behaviors: Women
- Homeless with little or no income
- Chronic alcohol and drug abuse history
- Victim of Domestic Violence
- Mental health issues
- Lack of education
- Low self-esteem
Conditions and Behaviors: Children
- Significant developmental delays
- Lack of socialization skills
- Over 50% diagnosed with AD/HD
- History of health problems
- History of school-related problems
- Mental health issues
Process
Admission Process For admission inquiries to the Aurora Project Inc., please contact our Intake Program Coordinator.
At the first inquiry for admission it is evaluated as to what types of services are needed. Referrals for emergency housing, crisis intervention and other assistance will be made at that time.
If a caller is in fact seeking transitional housing, a phone triage assessment is completed. This conversation identifies the perspective resident’s current situation and needs. At this time our program is explained in detail including the commitment of time, and a description of our services. If a client is found appropriate for our program during this question and answer conversation, a face to face meeting is arranged. Potential residents must be drug free for a minimum of 30 days and verifiably stable on any medication for 30 days.
During the intake appointment, details of the potential resident’s situation are discussed. The potential resident is given a list of documents needed for admission and given a time frame to obtain the appropriate paperwork. Once we receive this information, a final determination is made and an admission move-in date is given. The admission process to the Aurora Project Inc. takes approximately 2-4 weeks. Continued contact with potential residents occurs throughout this process.