The Center for People in Transition is a social service agency dedicated to assisting displaced homemakers in becoming self-sufficient.
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Who is a Displaced Homemaker?

A “displaced homemaker” is defined as an individual whose major source of income and financial support is lost through separation, divorce, death or disability of a spouse or partner.  Many times, displaced homemakers are unaware of where to find support and referral services.  These women are often emotionally and/or vocationally unprepared to enter the workforce.

For displaced homemakers who are experiencing stress, fear, rejection or depression because of a situational crisis in their lives, the Center People in Transition offers individual assistance as well as group workshops.

The Center provides assistance in career, financial, legal, psychological, and social services.​

Specific services that are available:

• ​​​Individual sessions to determine needs
• Referrals to community resources
  
• Workshops on self-development
• Legal and financial workshops
• Computer literacy courses
• Career counseling
• Information on returning to school or seeking job training
• Job search skills, including resume writing and interviewing techniques
• Assistance with job leads​