Mercy Village
made possible by
The Warren and Augusta Hume Foundation
Life does not always go as planned. But hope always has a future. That future begins here.
Imagine a community where every family has the stability they need to rebuild. Imagine a place where young adults feel safe, supported, and able to graduate. Imagine a future where hope has an address- Mercy Village is that place.
Mercy Village will be a community of 34 supportive housing units focused on transforming lives of individuals, families and young adults experiencing or facing homelessness. The first 14 supportive housing units are fully funded and construction has begun. But they are just the beginning.
You have the opportunity to create stability.
You have the opportunity to empower transformation.
You have the opportunity to help build what lasts.
Your support will transform lives and build a stronger community. Together, we can turn dreams into reality.
Your investment will create generational impact.
ESTABLISH
34 supportive housing units
6 studio-style apartments for unaccompanied young adults
A hub of services and support
The goal is to expand our reach of support to the growing number of families and young adults in Clay County who are in need.
We are the only Program available in Clay County providing housing and a self sufficiency program to families and young adults experiencing homelessness.
EVERY UNIT
Every unit will be equipped with:
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Washer and dryer
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Kitchen appliances
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Fully furnished living + sleeping spaces
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Cookware + starter household items
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Bathroom essentials
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Heating and air conditioning
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Reliable lighting and secure entry
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Internet access/Wi-Fi capability
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A clean, stable enfironment that supports progress
EXECUTION
Mercy will take a phased approach in the construction of Mercy Village to avoid debt and avoid reliance on funding with associated encumbrances.
PHASE ONE
6 Studio Apartments
4 Two-Bedroom Apartments
4 Three-Bedroom Apartments
PHASE TWO
Building Two Additional Supporting Housing Buildings
PHASE THREE
Building Remaining Housing Buildings and Community Center
“God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them.” Hebrews 6:10
