Article written by Vicki Hyatt Despite the uncertainties accompanying the COVID-19 pandemic, Haywood Pathways Center, the county’s homeless shelter, has had a remarkably successful year. Mandy Haithcox, the center’s director, said the dire need within the community remained steady, as did the center’s commitment to meeting the needs in the
March 13, 2020 Dear Friend of Haywood Pathways, Breaking Cycles. Building Foundations. We say this a lot at Haywood Pathways. It is, through the transforming power of the love of Jesus Christ, our mission. We do this by feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, and working to reduce recidivism in
The 10-unit shelter includes bedrooms with bunk-beds, a living area, kitchen, computer, and a laundry room. The Pathways executive director says the shelter is badly needed, with more than 400 homeless kids in Haywood County. “We look at income, life skills, social support, spirituality, stability, recovery, and work on these
Being incarcerated and not knowing what your future may hold is a terrifying experience, but being released from jail and having no resources to get back on your feet can be even scarier. It happens every day. People are released from jail without a job, without money, without a place
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The Mountainer (2018). When the Haywood Pathways Center first opened nearly four years ago now, the operational plan expanded on the temporary homeless shelter that had operated in the county during the winter months only. That model included offering a warm place to spend the night, with transportation the next morning
Vicki Hyatt. (The Mountaineer, August 10, 2018) Since its inception, the Haywood Pathways Center has required those spending their nights at the shelter to be gone during the day as they pursue the agreed upon goals to end their homelessness. That changed this week thanks to Ray Escott, a peer
Rex Hodge (2018, July 6) HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C. — Golfers took to the course Friday to raise a little green for a good cause. They hit the links at Springdale Country Club in Haywood County to raise money for the Haywood Pathways Center in Waynesville.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 15, 2018 Contact: Ford Porter Phone: 919-814-2100 Email: govpress@nc.gov Governor Cooper Announces $1.5 Million in Grant Awards to Combat Opioid Crisis in Communities RALEIGH: Governor Cooper today announced $1.5 million in grant awards to 12 community partners to implement projects that combat the opioid crisis by
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Mandy Haithcox,
Executive Director
179 Hemlock Street
Waynesville NC 28786
mandy@haywoodpathways.org
828-246-0332
