07/20/2026
The Valley Kiwanis Club toured the new Hope Haven facility located in Valley. The newly renovated building will be home to single mothers and children under 10 for an 18 month transitional period as the mothers work on job skills, budgeting, and all other necessary skills to work their way to a stable living environment. Hope Haven works to help these women find steady jobs while participating in class type sessions on things such a budgeting, anger management, cooking, cleaning, and more. The participants are required to contribute at least 10% of their earnings to savings each pay check and will have guidance and encouragement to save even more. Hope Haven can support up to 43 rooms. Residents mush pass extensive background checks and drug tests. The program also offers transportation and child care vouchers. Two full time house mothers and two night shift house mothers will oversee operations. If you are interested in supporting this program through financial donations please go to the Circle of Care website and choose to donate to Hope Haven. Shown in pictures are Kiwanis members and Kevin Pigg with Circle of Care giving an overview of the program.
