HOPE Calloway offers supportive, transitional housing along with intensive coaching to families and individuals who have been in Calloway County for at least six months.
Our team assists unsheltered people by meeting them where they are. We help them access any treatment or services they need, including supportive housing or rehab.
Our prevention program provides supportive coaching, crisis counseling, information and referral, employment assistance, and financial assistance to individuals who need a temporary boost to move beyond a current crisis and prevent eviction or homelessness.
The Emergency Assistance program connects people to emergency housing as well as provides transportation assistance for essential needs. This could include transport to a shelter for homeless individuals or transportation to work and school.
nathan@hopecalloway.org
270-761-6802 ext. 1000
Nathan has a long history of working in non-profits. Before moving to Murray, he worked for 10 years in special education and began a transitional housing program for young adults with learning disabilities. His passion is helping people who would otherwise fall through the cracks and are neglected by society.
Nathan oversees the daily operations and staff at HOPE Calloway and takes the lead in our outreach and prevention programs. Nathan is a Certified Professional Life Coach and oversees our coaching program. When he isn’t working, he can usually be found on the family farm that he shares with his twin brother, niece, and nephew.
jessica@gentryhouse.org
270-761-6802 ext. 1002
Jessica, who is originally from St. Louis, is a graduate of the social work program at Murray State University. Jessica fell in love with Murray after moving here for school and is grateful for all the opportunities that continue to open up for her in MKY. She is very involved at her church, Hardin Baptist, where she works in the youth program.
Jessica oversees our transitional housing program, connecting residents to resources and helping them build a path towards long-term stability
maureen@hopecalloway.org
270-761-6802 ext. 1003
Maureen is a long-time resident of Murray and graduated from Murray State with a bachelor’s degree in 2006. She is the heart of our office, always making sure that compassion comes first when someone is in need.
Maureen is the first person that most new clients work with as she conducts intake, connecting clients with the right program and assistance. Maureen also organizes our hospitality teams to make sure that all our new residents feel welcomed and at home. Maureen is an active member at St. John’s Episcopal Church and a very proud mother to her two grown sons, Joshua and Michael.
Our Board of Directors is made up of volunteers from all different backgrounds and fields. One thing that they all have in common is that they have a heart for people and serving this community.