Supportive Housing Options
Eligibility
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Single female who is currently homeless
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Victim of human trafficking as defined by The Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 TVPA​​
Application Process
Fill out and submit the application below by emailing it to info@firstfruitministries.org or dropping it off in-person at our front office. The application process typically takes 1-2 weeks depending on availability in the program.​
Referring Providers
To refer a client to 5.11 House, fill out the Human Trafficking Screening Tool and submit it with the client's application.
Eligibility & Requirements
5.11 House is a one year program that provides safe, stable housing and case management, housing navigation, peer support, recovery services, behavioral health services, primary medical care, and financial assistance to victims of sex and labor trafficking.
The housing is made up of 8 on-campus bedrooms for single women and 2 scattered-site locations for families, men, or participants in active addiction.
During a victim’s recovery, 5.11 House provides:
• Case management
• Stable, secure housing
• Recovery services (harm reduction or recovery)
• Primary medical care
• Behavioral health services
• Housing navigation and first month’s rent upon completion of the program
5.11 House
Eligibility
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Adult women (does not screen out for past or active substance abuse, disabilities, or lack of income)
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Victim of human trafficking or sexual assault
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In need of immediate emergency housing and stabilization
Application Process
To access emergency housing, contact First Fruit Ministries at (910) 794-9656 or housing@firstfruitministries.org​
Referring Providers
To refer a client to The Guest House, contact First Fruit Ministries to check current bed. Providers can coordinate immediate drop-offs or warm handoffs with the on-site team.
Eligibility & Requirements
The Guest House is a secure, 14-day emergency shelter offering immediate, 24/7 protection for survivors of sexual assault and human trafficking.
The housing is made up of 2 on-campus bedrooms for women who are confirmed or suspected victims of human trafficking or sexual assault.
During a victim’s stay, the Guest House provides crisis stabilization through:
• Case management
• Stable, secure housing
• Recovery services (harm reduction or recovery)
• Primary medical care
• Behavioral health services