Good Shepherd Housing Foundation

Why We Are Here: To Provide Housing For Those In Need In Prince William County

Good Shepherd Housing Foundation is dedicated to providing safe and affordable and services for the homeless or those at risk of homelessness. Some examples include those with chronic low income, mental/physical disabilities, single parenthood, and HIV/AIDS.

GHSF Needs Your Help!

Like many residents in Prince William County, the current economic crisis and natural disasters have taken a toll on the Foundation as people have less to give while others need more help than ever. Now, GSHF needs your help in order to continue helping to serve those individuals and families in need in PWC. Take a look at the damage to the chimney of Shepherd Home III from the earthquake on 08/23/11.

Volunteer your time or make a donation...either is always greatly appreciated!

Please consider donating to help our worthy cause. Checks should be made payable to: Good Shepherd Housing Foundation, 13190 Centerpointe Way, Suite 102, Woodbridge, VA 22193.

Do You Need Help With Housing?

Please contact our Executive Director for information on our services or to check on availability.

What Does GSHF Offer?

Our foundation offers different programs to meet the needs of PWC:

Shepherd Homes Program

Housing, utilities, and support services
Participants pay 30% of income for rent
Homelss seriously mentally ill single adults

Shepherd Leasing Program

Housing, utilities, and support services
Participants pay 30% of income for rent
Chronically homeless seriously mentally ill & homeless adults

2 Year Transitional Housing Program

Housing, utilities, and support services
Participants pay no more than 30% of earnings for rent
Homeless families earning 30-50% of area’s median income

3-5 Year Housing Partnership Program

Housing, utilities, and support services
Participants pay no more than 30% of income for rent
Very low income families & families at risk of being homeless

Did You Know?

A typical Prince William County resident must earn at least $25 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment and be able to spend at least 30% of gross income on rent and utilities. But the average income of a worker in Prince William County is $10-$15.

How do these people find housing? Could you live on that? What about a family of four?

This is where GSHF comes in...to help those who need affordable housing while helping them become responsible and self-sufficient.

Gifting!

Donate to the Foundation now to help prevent homelessness in Prince William County.

Tax ID: 541506110
United Way Agency: 8479

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