Exodus (transitional housing)

Okay kiddo, let's talk about Exodus - which is like a place where certain people can go when they need somewhere to live. Some people might live at Exodus because they don't have a home or their home isn't safe. But Exodus isn't like a regular home, it's like a special kind of house where people can stay for a short period of time.

Exodus is sometimes called "transitional housing," because it's not where people will stay forever. It's a place where people can stay while they figure out what their next steps will be. Maybe they need to save up some money, or maybe they need to find a new job or a new home to live in. Exodus is there to help people during this time of transition.

The people who work at Exodus are called "staff," and they are there to help the people who live there. They might help with things like finding a job, getting some food to eat, or finding a place to live after they leave Exodus. The staff wants to help the people who live there be successful and take the next steps to a better life.

Exodus is a safe place to live. Everyone who lives there is expected to follow certain rules, like being kind to others and keeping the house clean. This is to help everyone feel like they are in a safe, welcoming environment.

So that's what Exodus is, it's a special, short-term home for people who need help or support during a transitional period.