Providing a Pathway of Restoration to the Homeless.
Greenwood Pathway House is the only ministry that provides temporary housing and trauma-specific services for men, women and single parents with children in Greenwood and Abbeville counties.
Our trauma-specific services address the root causes of homelessness by meeting the mental, physical, relational, and spiritual needs of our clients. Our goal is to help our clients build a functional life, post trauma, that equips them to overcome homelessness permanently.
In the Last 10 Years:
2380
Men, women & children helped
745
Clients moved into housing
777
Clients obtained employment
501
Clients in work skills training
Men's Ministry
An open bay facility for homeless men that provides a safe place to stay and the support needed to overcome homelessness. We provide housing, food, case management, faith development training, access to medical services, and laundry facilities for all our male clients.
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Women's Ministry
A dormitory style facility that offers a safe place to stay and the support needed to overcome homelessness. We provide housing, food, case management, faith development training, access to medical services, and laundry facilities for all our female clients.
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Family Ministry
Cottages for a single parents with children that are experiencing homelessness. We provide a safe place to stay and the support needed to overcome homelessness. All of our families receive housing, food, case management, faith development training, access to medical services, and laundry facilities.
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Severe Weather Shelter
We provide severe weather shelter for the homeless when there is a hazardous weather condition that can cause destructive or deadly effects in our community. Shelter services provide safety, a mat to sleep on, food, restrooms and laundry facilities.
We strongly encourage people experiencing homelessness to check in to our ministry before severe weather impacts our area.
On-Campus Programs
Our campus provides 7 life skills programs, 5 work skills programs, 5 children's programs, 3 parenting programs, 3 trauma healing programs, 3 art therapy classes, a homeless to career program, and an internship program for our clients. These programs help our clients learn new skills and gain valuable experience.
We also partner with other agencies, businesses, and providers in our community to help meet all of the needs of our clients.
What We Do NOT Provide:
- We are NOT a recovery program
- We are NOT a detox facility
- We are NOT a medical facility
- We are NOT a mental health facility
- We do NOT provide childcare
We offer a safe place to stay and the support needed to transition from life on the streets to ongoing self-sufficiency.
