Common use of Shelter Clause in Contracts

Shelter. AFG’s Shelter Program provides a stable home, counseling, and life skills training to homeless young women aged 15-21 and their children. The goal is to empower them to lead productive and fulfilling lives. AFG’s Shelter can house up to 30 young women and their children. In addition to providing homeless young women with a safe and stable place to stay, AFG also provides life skills classes, counseling and case planning services to those we serve—all with the goal of giving them the tools they need to lead fulfilling and independent lives. Hours (for all programs listed below): W 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.; W 1 p.m. – 8 p.m.; Th 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.; Sat/Sun varies Shelter programs include:  Stepping Stones, is designed for homeless and runaway young women ages 15-17 with the goal of family reunification  Emergency Shelter, a program for homeless young women ages 15-21 and their children, with the goal of providing a short-term safe and stable environment until they can get back on their feet  Transition to Independent Living, provides homeless young women with long-term shelter and life skills classes, case planning services, and counseling, with the goal of providing young women with the tools they need to be self-sufficient  Aftercare, which provides continuing support to young women ages 15-21 that have moved out of our shelter as well as to youth who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless in the community Alternatives For Girls’ Internship Application Name Today’s Date Address City, State, Zip Email Address Birthdate Gender Home phone Work phone Cell phone Can you be contacted at work? Yes No Emergency Contact & Relationship to you Phone Do you have any relatives that are current AFG employees or members of the AFG Board of Directors? If yes, please provide their name. AFG conducts Criminal Background checks. Have you been convicted of a crime (anything other than a minor traffic violation) within the last ten years? Are there any felony charges pending against you? Driver’s License # Do you have your own transportation? **Do you plan to drive for AFG? If yes, do you chose to drive your personal vehicle? **If you are applying for an internship with Alternatives For Girls, or if you are applying to volunteer with our Street Outreach Program, you are required to become an eligible driver. This involves; signing the necessary paperwork included in this packet, and passing a driving background check. As an eligible driver, you are not necessarily required to drive your own vehicle. Race/Ethnicity (for background checks only) Experience (PLEASE COMPLETE THIS SECTION AND STILL ATTACH A RESUME) Current Job and/or School **If you are currently a student, please include the type of degree you are seeking. Education/Special Training Volunteering Please list the languages you speak or read or write (Including English) Hobbies/ Special Interests

Shelter. AFG’s Shelter Program provides a stable home, counseling, and life skills training to homeless young women aged 15-21 and their children. The goal is to empower them to lead productive and fulfilling lives. AFG’s Shelter can house up to 30 young women and their children. In addition to providing homeless young women with a safe and stable place to stay, AFG also provides life skills classes, counseling and case planning services to those we serve—all with the goal of giving them the tools they need to lead fulfilling and independent lives. Hours (for all programs listed below): W 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.; W 1 p.m. – 8 p.m.; Th 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.; Sat/Sun varies Shelter programs include:  • Stepping Stones, is designed for homeless and runaway young women ages 15-17 with the goal of family reunification  • Emergency Shelter, a program for homeless young women ages 15-21 and their children, with the goal of providing a short-term safe and stable environment until they can get back on their feet  • Transition to Independent Living, provides homeless young women with long-term shelter and life skills classes, case planning services, and counseling, with the goal of providing young women with the tools they need to be self-sufficient  • Aftercare, which provides continuing support to young women ages 15-21 that have moved out of our shelter as well as to youth who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless in the community Alternatives For Girls’ Internship Application Name Today’s Date Address City, State, Zip Email Address Birthdate Gender Home phone Work phone Cell phone Can you be contacted at work? Yes No Emergency Contact & Relationship to you Phone Do you have any relatives that are current AFG employees or members of the AFG Board of Directors? If yes, please provide their name. AFG conducts Criminal Background checks. Have you been convicted of a crime (anything other than a minor traffic violation) within the last ten years? Are there any felony charges pending against you? Driver’s License # Do you have your own transportation? **Do you plan to drive for AFG? If yes, do you chose to drive your personal vehicle? **If you are applying for an internship with Alternatives For Girls, or if you are applying to volunteer with our Street Outreach Program, you are required to become an eligible driver. This involves; signing the necessary paperwork included in this packet, and passing a driving background check. As an eligible driver, you are not necessarily required to drive your own vehicle. Race/Ethnicity (for background checks only) Experience (PLEASE COMPLETE THIS SECTION AND STILL ATTACH A RESUME) Current Job and/or School **If you are currently a student, please include the type of degree you are seeking. Education/Special Training Volunteering Please list the languages you speak or read or write (Including English) Hobbies/ Special Interests