WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES
POWERHOUSE is where employed people, individuals searching for work, and those trying to make a come-back are welcome. They leave feeling empowered by their new physical appearance and with renewed self-confidence.
POWERHOUSE is where employed people, individuals searching for work, and those trying to make a come-back are welcome. They leave feeling empowered by their new physical appearance and with renewed self-confidence.
So many people in Orange County live paycheck to paycheck…getting closer to hardship, poverty and even homelessness. Yet, as a society, we expect employees and interviewees to be clean, neat and presentable...but often they can not afford to.
POWERHOUSE is offering a solution that heals brokenness and despair while providing grooming and haircuts, a place where they can find healing, joy, health and courage through love. We reach out to those that are transitioning from sickness, heartbreak, recovery and even homelessness. Whether they are passing through or in cancer centers, hospitals, work programs, and rehabilitation centers...there is always a place for them in our family.
POWERHOUSE is offering a solution that heals brokenness and despair while providing grooming and haircuts, a place where they can find healing, joy, health and courage through love. We reach out to those that are transitioning from sickness, heartbreak, recovery and even homelessness. Whether they are passing through or in cancer centers, hospitals, work programs, and rehabilitation centers...there is always a place for them in our family.
POWERHOUSE partners up with back-to-work programs, transitional housing programs and health care programs. We provide a place where the mind, body and spirit are rejuvenated. The first and most obvious result...an excellent haircut.
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One in four residents in Orange County lives in poverty. This is nearly DOUBLE the federal government’s poverty rate! Stagnant employee wages combined with OC’s high-cost of housing and housing shortage has forced too many families into poverty and even homelessness.*
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* California Housing Partnership Corp, 2017 Community Indicators Report
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