Plummer Home Inc

Mission:  To provide residential living and assistance to our veterans and men wo have experienced joblessness, homelessness, additions, court sentencing, prison, and other life altering challenges. 

Goal:  Everyone completing The Plummer Home program will be able to utilize the skills and resources, required to make healthy choices and maintain a healthy self-sufficient lifestyle. 

Values:  The Plummer Home is a Faith Based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.  We believe that character determines success.  We focus attention on self-control, honesty, integrity, dependability, determination and positive character traits.  We also believe that everything we do must b done with a spirit of excellence. 

                                   "I will show thee my faith by my works"

Our Work:  The Plummer Home is a long-term residential program for men 18 years of age and older, who are homeless veterans or homeless men with life controlling issues.  All residents must be willing to commit to the program.  Referrals come from; families, shelters, law enforcement agencies, community agencies, court systems or potential residents.  Resident's intake and clinical assessments will be done by the Director or by a clinical professional.  Each prospective resident must complete an application.

General Guidelines:  The primary purpose of the program is to focus on restoration, responsibility, and accountability.  Therefore, guidelines have been established to promote a spiritual and disciplined atmosphere in order to accomplish a healthy, pure, and holy lifestyle.  There is no limit to what you can achieve as long as you operate within the boundaries.  Progression through the program is determined by the residents attitude, compliance with house rules and interpersonal relations with peers.  Program progress is also measured by the timely achievement of individual case management goals.  Men that are currently married will be assigned to a social worker or case manager. 

Action Steps:  The Plummer Home is committed to helping men.  Plummer Enrichment Ministries has experienced qualified persons to assist residents in learning to live and maintain a self-sufficient, independent and productive lifestyle.  Meeting the immediate needs of the resident comes first.  Continuing education of our staff in Case Management, Individual and Group Counseling, Team Building and Leadership Development is an ongoing task.  In an effort to deliver quality services at the absolute lowest cost, the leaders of the Plummer Home continue to attend leadership development, homeless assistance conferences, and local networking with partner agencies.

Program Staffing and Governance:  A Program Director, License Social Worker, Leadership Team, Manager, Board of Directors, and CEO all play a significant role in the development and successful progression of The Plummer Home residents.

Program Facility and Maintenance:  The Plummer Home is a large four bedroom, two-bathroom home that has a large living room that can be used for meetings.  The kitchen area is fully equipped with stove, refrigerator, microwave and washer/dryer.  There is also a computer with Internet service.  The Plummer Home is transitioning to a multiplex center, 46,000 square foot, 4 wings, 68 beds facility in 2021.

Program Funding:  Funding for The Plummer Home comes from private donors a resident program tax-deductible matching funds from churches, civic organizations, and businesses. 

Program Volunteers:  The Plummer Home needs volunteers to assist with the residents.  Volunteers are needed to assist in:  Skills assessment, legal, financial, medical/clinical awareness, secretarial duties, answering calls, group activities, maintenance, Bible Studies, and website design.

Stakeholders:  The Stakeholders of The Plummer Home are our residents, local veteran organizations, our partners, service providers, and our Board of Directors.  There is no greater reward than to witness a life that has been spiritually impacted, changed, and challenged.   

Collaborators:  We are connected with several ministries and Veterans service organizations in Montgomery, Tuskegee, and other cities across Georgia and Alabama.   

CONFIDENTIALITY:  Information obtained by the Plummer Home staff concerning residents is confidential and will not be shared with any other individual or agency unless the information falls under State or Federal mandatory reporting regulations or permission for release of information is given by the resident himself. 

Chaplain Col (Ret) the late, Roy G. Plummer, Founder and CEO  - "Tough times don't last but tough people do"

SFC (Ret) Charles P. Bauknight, Co- Founder, Project Director

SGT (Vet) the late, Blake Chester, Intake Coordinator

SGT (Vet) Daniel Michaels, Marine, Field Representative