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Star of Hope Activity Center history
Star of Hope Activity Center company history timeline
1984 - Star of Hope added a ten bed training residence in North Bend in response to a need for additional residential services in the community.
In response, Star of Hope opened the Women and Family Emergency Shelter in 1986 on North Main Street.
1993 - Star of Hope assumed the operation of a group home on Virginia St that serves five medically frail individuals.
1994 - Star of Hope opened a fourth Group Home called Compass Circle.
2002- Star of Hope, through an Ameri-Corps grant, added a Social/Leisure Program to help develop opportunities for community integration with the help of Volunteers.
2003 - Star of Hope developed a Semi-Retirement Program to meet the needs of our aging individuals.
In the spring of 2004, the June Waggoner House of Hope Day Care Center was opened on that site providing the very best in childcare and after school programs for more than 100 homeless youngsters and teens.
2004 - Star of Hope expanded once again; as services to the community were started in lawn care, wine bottle recycling and sales, commercial/residential cleaning services, confidential document destruction, handmade cards, hand woven rugs, and product assembly.
Star of Hope’s hand woven, one of a kind, loomed rugs, and handmade greeting cards, both produced by adults with developmental disabilities, are featured in the store, having already been introduced into the product line in 2004.
2005 - Star of Hope purchased the two adjoining buildings next to the SOH main offices, and a vacant lot at the other end of the SOH building.
2006 - Star of Hope purchased the Oregon Connection/House of Myrtlewood a retail establishment.
2008 - Star of Hope substantially increased the Community Supports Program.
2009 - Star of Hope opened a 5th group home, Cedar Court Group Home.
2010 - Star of Hope, opened the 6th group home, Lombard Street, for three male adults with challenging behaviors.
2012 - Star of Hope opened our 7th Group Home, Marple Street Group Home, a three bedroom home serving 3 female clients with challenging behaviors.
2013 - Star of Hope opened our 8th Group Home, Ash Street Group Home, a three bedroom home serving 3 female clients with higher needs.
2016 - Our 9th Group Home, Forest View, is located on Ash Street in North Bend.
2018 - In January our Cedar Court Group Home moved to 8th Street in Coos Bay.
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| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio Valley Residential Services | 1973 | $10.0M | 15 | 2 |
| Marin Ventures | 1990 | $5.0M | 28 | 2 |
| Sample Supports | 2010 | $80,000 | 102 | 23 |
| Sherwood Community Services | 1957 | $5.0M | 40 | 5 |
| General Human Outreach In the Community Inc. | 1992 | $6.2M | 70 | - |
| Residential Services, Inc. (rsi) | 1974 | $10.0M | 200 | 8 |
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