The Samuel J. Kauffman House became available for occupancy in 1995.

Through the SJK  House, SCCHS provides for a maximum of

two years for one family with children transitioning into

home ownership.  Each family selected to occupy the modern three

bedroom home is given the opportunity to establish a housing saving

account in which 1/2 of their rent is contributed

toward their home ownership fees.

The 108 House was purchased in 2000 as a 2-year transitional house

for a family needing time to become stabilized and financially

secure before moving on to a more permanent location.

Residents of SJK and 108 House are required to adhere

to the following:

Mandatory participation in recognized comprehensive

case management for home ownership preparation and

total family needs.  I.E.

First State Community Action Agency or NCALL

• Mandatory participation in the SJK Program through SCCHS

• Up to 1 to 2 year residency

• The Tenant will maintain the grounds, rental insurance, utilities, and rental fees