EIII Inc.

12/14/2025

Beds Available Now – Men's Supportive Housing!

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Are you or a loved one ready to take the next step in recovery? We have immediate bed availability in our supportive, structured men's supportive housing.

Here's what we offer to help you rebuild and thrive:
Rent assistance available to make it affordable
MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) friendly
On-site food pantry for your essentials
High-speed WiFi included
Clothing donations to get you started
Assistance with finding employment
Move in with $0 down – no barriers to getting the help you need today!

Our homes provide a safe environment with peer support, accountability, and the tools for long-term success.

If you're ready for a fresh start, message us or call 440-320-5108 right away – spots fill up fast!

11/08/2025

08/30/2025

Lorain County Community action Agency (LCCAA)’s By Car program assists eligible participants with the purchase of a vehicle for transportation to work or school.

By Car matches savings from earned income at a rate of $3 for every $1 saved (up to $6,000).

Applicants must live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, be 18 or older and either working, participating in a verifiable job search or enrolled in school.

No one in the household can own a vehicle. A financial class is required.

Learn more!

https://www.lccaa.net/by-car/

08/26/2025

Praying for God to speak again? Maybe the real question is: what did you do with what He already said?

08/22/2025

There are no words to describe how ugly it feels to watch generational trauma run its course. Loving a drug addict or an active alcoholic is the hardest thing you will ever do. Watching someone you love, who has fought so hard to beat addiction, throw everything away and sink back into a life that will most likely lead to jail or death, is one of the hardest things you will ever do.
All you wanted was to help them back to a clean and sober life but you realize by doing this, as you have before, will now just be enabling them because it will show them that you will always be there to bail them out. You want to grab and shake them and say "What are you doing?!?!" But, at some point, you realize it wouldn't make a difference. So, you sit back and watch the tragedy unfold, as if you are watching a movie. Feeling helpless to stop it, feeling like you haven't done enough to help, even though you know only the addict can help themselves.
Battling a drug and/or alcohol addiction is a beast for the person addicted and the ones who love them.
So, I am asking you to stand with me in prayer for every family member and friend who has lost or is losing their battle with drugs and alcohol, and those who continue to conquer it!
It's okay to ask for help. I will never stop praying for addiction to end.