Partner Agencies
How to Receive Services
In order to receive services from Partners in Housing Transition, you must first have a referral from any of the agencies listed.
Partners unfortunately cannot serve clients that have not come through a referral agency.
269-343-1651
Provides inpatient substance support, outpatient services, AA/NA meetings, family counseling, or numbers of other services.
269-373-5279
Works with expecting moms and families with children under 18 months. Participants must reside in one of the listed zip codes: 49001, 49002, 49006, 49007, 49024, 49048, 49080.
Home visits are required.
269-366-9140
Works with families of children aged 3 and 4 years old.
Home visits are required.
269-373-5042
Participants can enroll at any time during pregnancy or before the baby is 3 months old, or if the child is under 2 years old and the family is working with Child Protective Services (CPS) or Prevention Services.
Home visits are required.
269-337-1601
Services are open to any family with children enrolled in Kalamazoo Public Schools. Call the number above for the main office or call your child's school and ask for the Communities in Schools extension.
269-344-0202
Programs are designed to provide the right forms of support at the right time for families and individuals who need resources. Our continuum of care includes crisis intervention services, counseling, home and community-based mental health, family preservation and parenting support, foster care, and foster care adoption services.
269-382-0012
Program for residents of Interfaith Homes who are looking for community and neighbor support.
269-348-0978
At Urban Alliance, our programs meet identified needs and promote sustained change and personal growth. Change of Status is a safe space for men experiencing negative behavior tendencies and substance abuse or those with a history of incarceration to embark on a 12-week journey designed to help them overcome the past and equip themselves for a different path forward.
269-345-5595 ext 313
Works with pregnant and parenting families with children aged two or under.
YWCA Domestic Violence/Shelter 269-385-3517 24 hour hotline
Home visits are required.
269-343-6064
Open Doors Kalamazoo assists people who are overcoming homelessness through relationships, housing, employment, education, and sobriety in response to God's love for all.
269-343-5880
Offers drop-in services, such as washers and dryers, showers, and meals. Address: 500 N Edwards Street, Kalamazoo.
269-373-5067
Works with pregnant first-time moms within the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. The household must be eligible for WIC or Medicaid.
Home visits are required.
269-383-6469
Caseworkers and probation officers send referrals for families involved in Women's, Men's, and Family Treatment Court.
269-488-0913
Referrals sent by case managers that have helped families find housing through state and federal voucher programs.
269-250-9845
Children must be 3 or 4 years old by December 1st of the program year. Children who turn 3 or 4 years old by September 1 will be enrolled as soon as a spot is available, while children who turn 3 or 4 between September 1 and December 1 will be enrolled beginning September 1.
269-250-9845
The Parents as Teachers program helps parents with the development of their children from newborn up to three years old.
269-345-5776
Samaritas' reunification program helps you adjust to living together in a positive family environment once more. Our Family Reunification Program offers IFS therapy, parental training, and family support to keep your loved ones strong and healthy. Together, we can help your family grow and change in positive ways.
269-348-0978
At Urban Alliance, our programs meet identified needs and promote sustained change and personal growth. Designed for individuals with significant barriers to employment, Momentum promotes workforce development through training, empowerment, and exploring opportunities.
269-337-0422
Provides rights and services to children and youth experiencing homelessness, which includes those who are: sharing the housing of others due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason; staying in motels, trailer parks, or camp grounds due to lack of an adequate alternative; staying in shelters or transitional housing; or sleeping in cars, parks, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, or similar settings.
269-381-9800
Clients have access to personalized case management, referrals (connections to community resources), material support, free pregnancy tests, parenting and pregnancy education classes, and limited transitional housing. All services are FREE and are either provided at our site (1441 South Westnedge), at a community location, virtual, or in the home.
269-349-4485
Members participate in a club experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who enters our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.