Covenant House Greater Washington

Covenant House Greater Washington (CHGW) is a non-profit organization based in Washington, District of Columbia. The organization employs 14 people and generates $50 million in annual revenue. CHGW offers a range of programs and services designed to assist young people aged 18 to 24 facing homelessness, disconnection, and exploitation. Their services include crisis intervention through emergency overnight shelter, street outreach, and drop-in services. CHGW also provides longer-term support with a 90-day residential program aimed at helping youth transition to independent living. The organization operates several specialized programs to meet the unique needs of this vulnerable population. Elizabeth House provides emergency housing specifically for young mothers and their babies. The Career Pathways program focuses on empowering youth by enhancing their education and job skills. Additionally, their Rights of Passage transitional housing program equips youth with the essential skills needed for independent living. For more information about Covenant House Greater Washington and their services, visit covenanthousedc.org.