Passage

Founded in 1991, Passage Home is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to break the cycle of poverty in Wake County by helping youth, individuals and families, and Veterans achieve multigenerational self-sufficiency. We offer an array of housing and supportive services including workforce development ; specialized support for Veterans; and specialized support for children within families experiencing homelessness. With headquarters in the historic Safety Club building in the South Park neighborhood of southeast Raleigh, we own and manage nearly 100 units of affordable housing throughout Wake County.

Empower individuals and families with opportunities for self-sufficiency.

Provide opportunities for a prosperous life for those experiencing poverty.

The goals of the Agency are to provide programs and services that will assist families in moving out of poverty; to reduce the suffering caused by poverty; and to advocate for an improved delivery of services that are sensitive to the needs of all persons, regardless of background or environment.

Committed to creating lasting change and helping people help themselves.

Designated as Wake County’s Community Action Agency (CAA) in 2014, Passage Home is part of a network 34 CAAs in North Carolina and 1,000 CAAs throughout the United States. Created by the Economic Development Opportunity Act of 1964, Community Action Agencies are nonprofit organizations aimed at alleviating poverty and giving voice to low-income communities.