A mission accessory
We do not run clinical, crisis, or intake programs. We provide the physical setting for nonprofit partners who do.
EVOLVE OUTREACH THE HAVEN PROJECT
Space for a better condition of life.
We provide stable property capacity for nonprofits running structured programs—so they can focus on people, not the search for beds.
WHAT HAVEN DOES
A strong program needs a place to happen.
The HAVEN Project is an operational pillar of Evolve Outreach. It provides physical property assets that nonprofit organizations can use to place participants in structured programs.
Access to stable beds can be the bottleneck even when an organization has capable staff and a working program. HAVEN addresses that physical capacity gap.
A CLEAR DIVISION OF LABOR
You lead the program. We make room.
HAVEN is a property partner. Nonprofits retain responsibility for their services and participant programs.
Stable placement
Dedicated beds, a clean environment, and a secure roof support participants in structured programs.
Property handled
HAVEN handles property sourcing, maintenance, zoning, and property operations so partners can focus on their clients.
HOW WE SELECT A PROPERTY
Built around everyday access and dignity.
The physical setting matters. The original HAVEN selection standard avoids high-crime or drug-impacted inner-city areas and looks instead for calm residential settings connected to work, transit, and essential services.
Connected locations
Sites are selected on major public transit corridors for travel without a car, near retail centers, logistics and distribution sites, manufacturing employers, public offices, grocery networks, pharmacies, and major medical centers.
Ready to live in
Turnkey spaces include modern furniture, high-speed Wi-Fi, televisions, full kitchenware, and in-unit washers and dryers. The environment is intended to support dignity, safety, and focus.
Room for partners
Properties sit in calmer residential pockets away from city-center distractions. Ample driveway space accommodates participant vehicles and visiting nonprofit staff.
THE PROPERTY PORTFOLIO
Dedicated places for distinct needs.
Ford, Toney, and our newly added Westside location are open. The Westside location is already housing families with children. Ask our team about current capacity.
OPEN / WOMEN01 ↗
The Gertrude M. Ford House
The original North Dover property, now open for nonprofit programs serving women.
Explore the Ford House ↗OPEN / MEN02 ↗
The Moultrie L. Toney House
The property formerly presented as the future Ford House, now open for nonprofit programs serving men.
Explore the Toney House ↗OPEN / FAMILIES03 ↗
Westside location
A newly added and open HAVEN location in Westside Dover, already housing families with children.
Request family placement ↗PLANNED PHASE04 ↗
Charles & Louisa Corbit Houses
Planned dedicated capacity for programs serving veterans.
Target: January 4, 2027Read the published plan ↗PLANNED PHASE05 ↗
Collins J. Seitz Complex
A future phase intended to expand dedicated placement capacity.
Target: February 17, 2027Read the published plan ↗PLANNED PHASE06 ↗
The Bissell Commons
Dedicated capacity planned for nonprofit programs serving families.
Planned target: May 2027Read the published plan ↗THE PUBLISHED PLANS
The next HAVEN locations.
Corbit Houses are planned for programs serving veterans, Seitz Complex will expand placement capacity, and Bissell Commons is planned for programs serving families. The target dates below show when each phase is planned to open. Our Westside family location is open now.
Charles & Louisa Corbit Houses
“Planned dedicated capacity for programs serving veterans.”
Target: January 4, 2027.
Request placement review ↗Collins J. Seitz Complex
“A future phase intended to expand dedicated placement capacity.”
Target: February 17, 2027.
Request placement review ↗The Bissell Commons
“Dedicated capacity planned for nonprofit programs serving families.”
Target: May 2027.
Request placement review ↗HAVEN also plans to serve single mothers experiencing homelessness, families with parents and children, veterans, youth aging out of the orphanage system, and people experiencing homelessness with special needs through future locations. The growth plan calls for acquiring approximately one property every 45 days, with targets of 48 beds by the end of 2026 and 216 by the end of 2027. These targets describe planned capacity. Contact the HAVEN team about space available now.
WHO FUTURE LOCATIONS ARE FOR
Spaces built for specific groups.
HAVEN plans to acquire approximately one new property every 45 days to create more space for these groups.
- Single mothers experiencing homelessness
- Families with parents and children
- Veterans
- Youth aging out of the orphanage system
- People experiencing homelessness with special needs
Planned opening targets
Ford, Toney, and the Westside family location are now open. Targets for Corbit Houses (January 4, 2027), Seitz Complex (February 17, 2027), and Bissell Commons (May 2027) are the planned opening targets. Contact the HAVEN team for placement availability.
PUBLISHED CAPACITY GOALS
Planning for more room to serve.
These are project targets, not beds represented as available today.
48targeted beds by the end of 2026
216targeted beds by the end of 2027
PUBLIC TRANSPARENCY
Read the HAVEN documents.
We share these documents so families, nonprofit partners, and neighbors can understand how HAVEN works and what is expected during a stay. The Master Accessory Resource Space License Agreement explains the responsibilities of Evolve Outreach and the sponsoring nonprofit. Addendum A explains the facility rules and code of conduct for program participants. You can read both without applying for placement. These pages are for information; any agreement is completed in a separate signing space.
ONE INTAKE FOR ALL PROPERTIES
Tell us about the program and the household.
The placement request covers adults, families with children, and the sponsoring program. HAVEN reviews needs and capacity before assigning a property. No house name is required.
PARTNERSHIP & FUNDING
Capacity can strengthen the whole program.
Learn how a HAVEN partnership can support nonprofit placement capacity and strengthen the case for funding.
Read the HAVEN partnership story