F5 Project Launches New Transitional Housing Facility in Grand Forks
GRAND FORKS, ND – The F5 Project, a nonprofit organization based in North Dakota, is set to open a new transitional housing facility in Grand Forks, following a relocation just two months ago. This facility offers a more centralized location, enhancing access to vital mental health and addiction recovery services, as well as employment opportunities for residents.
The F5 Project aims to support individuals reintegrating into the community after incarceration or treatment, addressing cycles of crime and addiction by providing stability and essential resources. "Everyone deserves a place to call home, regardless of their past struggles," stated Matthew Quinn, regional director of the F5 Project.
In addition to its Grand Forks facility, the organization also operates transitional housing in Fargo, Moorhead, Minot, and Bismarck. The project underscores its commitment to helping individuals overcome challenges related to substance abuse and mental health.
For those interested in applying or seeking more information about the F5 Project and its services, visit f5project.org.
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