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“Being at “home” is a state of being that makes us feel like we belong in the world. Home is a predictable and secure place. It is where we manage our emotional and physical well-being. It is our centering place to build and grow healthy relationships, where we orientate ourselves, maintain order, organize our lives and improve our productivity as employees and students. What does “home” mean to you and …

The work is hard. The road ahead is extremely daunting. There is much to be despondent about. Yet this is the biggest opportunity that we have ever seen to fully unearth all of our talents, gifts and our collective humanity…. to be all that we can be. For if we do not, we will no longer be standing on the edge of the abyss. We will be in the abyss. …

At their best, our homes serve as our sanctuaries. They are the nests we return to for rest and nourishment before we venture out once again to spread our wings and fly. When we can make our home a place of harmony, we can expand not only the lives of all who live there but all we touch. Nurturing individuals by creating a loving home, enables them to make every …

Creating an inspired home environment for someone who has never had a home isn’t simply the right thing to do, it creates human progress. For progress to occur for both the individual and for society as a whole, according to positive psychology expert Martin Seligman, it requires three key elements: efficacy, optimism, and imagination. All three must be at play and in motion for the individual and for society to …

The definition of community is the feeling of fellowship with others. ASOH is a fellowship of compassionate individuals who understand that we go further together. Since day one, A Sense of Home has been a community driven solution in thanks to all of the unique ways in which individuals and businesses have shared their time, talents, resources and creativity. Our approach has always been outside of the box. And together, we …

A beautiful loving community ensured A Sense of Home has continued to serve during the pandemic. ASOH was among the first non-profits to cease in-person operations on March 11th, the very hour the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. We quickly adapted and continued to serve even more vigorously and passionately than ever before. We have continued to create homes on pace with previous years and by the end of the …