Huschka House Transitional Living Program provides homeless* young adults, ages 18-21, with the skills and services they need to make a successful transition into adulthood.
The maximum amount of time a young adult can be in the program is 18 months.
*Applicants must meet the definition of "homeless" - either
literally homeless (currently staying at a shelter or sleeping
someplace not meant for human habitation), about to be
homeless, or escaping domestic violence. Applicants also need
to be able to show that they have no other resources
(financial, family) to be able to obtain housing on their own.
Donna J. Cherry, PhD
Professor
ETSU Department of Social Work
Huschka House is dedicated to providing affordable, transitional housing and support services to at-risk young adults.

Dr. Cherry was recently given the "Distinguished Faculty Award for Outstanding Service" for her amazing work at ETSU. You can get a sneak peek at the progress at Huschka House in this video clip. (starts at 1:17:43)

WHAT WE DO
OUR FOUNDER
OUR MISSION
LIVING AND BREATHING SOCIAL WORK
THE JOURNEY SO FAR...
