A House That Ruth Built
A House that Ruth Built Inc Our mission is to instill Competence, Confidence and Character in a safe and supportive environment.
About ATHRB  
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A House That Ruth Built Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is poised to bridge the gaps in homeless & at risk youth programming by offering a holistic approach to service delivery. Simply offering teens a roof over their heads is not enough. Today’s youth need instruction on character as well as skill building. Finding permanent solutions to temporary circumstances is the mantra under which AHTRB operates. We seek to engage community youth and prepare them to become contributing members of society.
Donielle Owen
CEO/Executive Director
P.O. Box 18896
Atlanta, GA 31126
info@ahtrb.org
PH: (678) 360-3404
 
Services and Programs  
Life skills delivered in a group setting. Each session is 45 minutes long and will be administered twice weekly. Life Skills include:
  • Interpersonal Skills
  • Money Management
  • Personal Appearance/Health
  • Housekeeping/Housing
  • Transportation
  • Legal Skills
  • Mental Health
  • Self Esteem
  • Food Management
  • Job Seeking/Job Maintenance
  • Emergency and Safety Skills
  • Community Resources
  • Abstinence
  • Substance Abuse
A Self-Advocacy curriculum entitled Getting Beyond the System, will empower our clients to plan and execute a strategy for reaching a goal by using intellectual and analytical communication skills. This curriculum will instruct our participants on the methods for taking control of their futures. Teens will learn self-advocacy concepts and skills including
  • Setting goals
  • Presenting Strengths
  • Depersonalizing issues
  • Making Self-advocacy presentations
  • Analyzing how organizations work
  • Finding allies and mentors
  • Understanding the needs of others
  • Educational Planning
AHTRB will also facilitate customer service training, an invaluable skill to acquire for teens in search of gainful employment. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate of competency to provide potential employers; thus improving their odds of obtaining employment. Customer service training will provide youth with valuable job retention skills and increase their opportunities for success in the workplace. Customer Service Concepts will include:
  • Customer Expectations
  • Listening Skills
  • Personality Styles
  • Attitude
  • Internal & External Clients
  • Verbal/Non-Verbal Communication
  • Telephone Techniques
 
info@ahtrb.org